Passing a 0.7cm Kidney Stone: Surgery or Natural Passage?
It is unlikely that a 0.7-meter (70 centimeters) kidney stone could be passed without surgery. This would be an exceptionally large stone, much larger than the typical size of a kidney stone, which usually ranges from a few millimeters to a few centimeters. A stone of this size would likely cause significant obstruction and damage to the kidney and would require medical intervention.Kidney Disease - Related Articles
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