Abstract
Nephrolithiasis originating from ureter or renal calculus with ank pain, radiating groin pain and hematuria, is often mistaken with renal vein thrombosis, especially in patients with history of Deep vein thrombosis and Pulmonary embolism; clinicians are easily misdiagnosed by clinical presentation and past medical history
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