Abstract
This clinical review on renal and ureteric stones discusses how stones form, the incidence, risks, and complications associated with calculi. It reflects on the management and treatment options available, and highlights the important contribution by nurses and those working in advanced clinical practice roles in using their knowledge and rational clinical decision making to ensure timely recognition, prompt investigation, management and ongoing health promotion.
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