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Nursing, 2011 Renal colic is a common condition, which will often be seen by GPs throughout their careers. Making up 1% of all emergency admissions to hospital, specialist review and care may be frequently required; however, the responsibilities of initial prompt diagnosis and treatment, followed by patient education and secondary prevention will often lie with the ...
Ellen, Pfadt, Dorothy S, Carlson
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Journal of Urology, 1992
Renal calculi are an infrequent but significant management problem during pregnancy. We reviewed all cases of renal colic occurring during pregnancy between 1979 and 1990 at Grace Hospital, a tertiary care obstetrical hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Lynn Stothers, L M Lee
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Renal calculi are an infrequent but significant management problem during pregnancy. We reviewed all cases of renal colic occurring during pregnancy between 1979 and 1990 at Grace Hospital, a tertiary care obstetrical hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Lynn Stothers, L M Lee
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2017 Renal colic is defined as ‘acute and severe loin pain caused by a urinary stone’. Renal colic is a common urological presentation with approximately 1 in 11 people receiving a diagnosis of renal colic in their lifetime. More than half of patients with renal colic will have recurrent symptoms within 5 to 10 years.
Preetha Biyani
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[Echography in renal colic]. [PDF]
La Radiologia medica, 1988 To determine the role of sonography (US) in patients with renal colic, 40 patients were examined by means of US, plain abdominal film (PF), and intravenous pyelography (ivp). US sensitivity was 92.3% in diagnosing hydronephrosis and 75% in detecting calculi. Small calculi were correctly identified, irrespective of their chemical composition. It must be
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An unusual cause of renal colic: Hydatiduria [PDF]
International Journal of Urology, 2001 Hydatid disease of the urinary tract is seen rarely. Hydatiduria may be a finding of renal involvement, but it is a rare cause of renal colic. A case is reported of renal hydatid disease that was diagnosed during the investigation of renal colic.
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The analgesic action of desmopressin in renal colic [PDF]
Acta Clinica Belgica, 2017 Urolithiasis is a frequent problem causing a significant clinical, psychological and socio-economic burden. Analgesia remains the most important element in the medical treatment of renal colic.
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BMJ, 2012
#### Summary points Urinary stone disease is increasingly prevalent, with a lifetime risk of about 12% in men and 6% in women.1 Age of onset of a first stone episode for men rises from their 20s and peaks at age 40-60 years, with an incidence of three cases per 1000 population per year. Women appear to peak a little younger in their late 20s. The male
Bultitude, Matthew, Rees, Jonathan
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#### Summary points Urinary stone disease is increasingly prevalent, with a lifetime risk of about 12% in men and 6% in women.1 Age of onset of a first stone episode for men rises from their 20s and peaks at age 40-60 years, with an incidence of three cases per 1000 population per year. Women appear to peak a little younger in their late 20s. The male
Bultitude, Matthew, Rees, Jonathan
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Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 2014
Abstract Renal colic can be a challenging cause of abdominal pain in the military population. This review highlights the management of renal colic in the Royal Navy’s operational setting. It provides an overview of the diagnosis, treatment options and occupational health issues in the deployed (Role 1) and hospital environments (Role 2 ...
M, Leong, S, Mackie
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Abstract Renal colic can be a challenging cause of abdominal pain in the military population. This review highlights the management of renal colic in the Royal Navy’s operational setting. It provides an overview of the diagnosis, treatment options and occupational health issues in the deployed (Role 1) and hospital environments (Role 2 ...
M, Leong, S, Mackie
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Urology, 1997
We reviewed our experience with patients with factitious disorders who presented with renal colic to identify their common characteristics and to quantify the cost burden placed on the health care system as a result.We retrospectively reviewed the medical records of two Philadelphia area hospitals from 1989 to 1995 to find patients with factitious ...
J D, Reich, P M, Hanno
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We reviewed our experience with patients with factitious disorders who presented with renal colic to identify their common characteristics and to quantify the cost burden placed on the health care system as a result.We retrospectively reviewed the medical records of two Philadelphia area hospitals from 1989 to 1995 to find patients with factitious ...
J D, Reich, P M, Hanno
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