Kidney
Kidney and renal
Kidney searches often involve stones, kidney masses, kidney cancer, obstruction, hydronephrosis, blood in urine, infection, or imaging findings.
What patients are usually trying to decide
Patients may be trying to decide whether pain, imaging, repeated stones, infection, or a renal mass needs urgent or scheduled care.
A urologist may review imaging, kidney function, stone history, obstruction, infection risk, mass size, and procedure options.
Subcategories
Kidney stones
For active stone pain, repeated stones, ureteroscopy and laser treatment, lithotripsy, stents, and long-term prevention.
Kidney mass and kidney cancer
For a renal mass found on imaging, suspected or confirmed kidney cancer, and decisions about surgery, ablation, surveillance, or a second opinion.
Kidney obstruction and hydronephrosis
For hydronephrosis, a blocked ureter, UPJ obstruction, ureteral stricture, and planning for stents, drainage, or reconstruction.
Kidney infection, blood in urine, and imaging findings
For kidney infections, blood in the urine, and renal findings noticed on a scan that may need a urology review.
New Jersey appointment path
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