Patient's question:
Where is the best place to treat ureteral stones? The ureter has three physiological narrowings, namely the renal pelvis ureteric junction, the place where the ureter crosses over the iliac vessels, and the ureteral bladder wall segment. The ureter has three physiological narrowings, namely the renal pelvis ureteric junction, the place where the ureter crosses over the iliac vessels, and the ureteral bladder wall segment. The ureter has three physiological narrowings, namely the renal pelvis ureteric junction, the place where the ureter crosses over the iliac vessels, and the ureteral bladder wall segment. The ureter has three physiological narrowings, namely the renal pelvis ureteric junction, the place where the ureter crosses over the iliac vessels, and the ureteral bladder wall segment.Doctor's answer:
Urinary stones form in the kidneys and bladder, and the vast majority of ureteral stones and urethral stones are caused by the stones getting stuck during the process of excretion.