Cystinuria is an inherited metabolic disorder progressing with recurrent kidney stones due to impaired reabsorption of dibasic amino acids and arises from mutations in the SLC3A1 SLC7A9 on chromosome 2. Here, we present case a 1-year 10-month-old male child episodes urinary tract infections. On evaluation, duplex kidneys large bladder calculus were found which was surgically managed. Stone anal...

to push the knife on into the bladder. On feeling for the cause I felt a large st< ne quite blocking up the prostatic urethra. This stone was without difficulty extracted. It was one inch and a half long, one inch thick and 3 inches in circumference; at its thicker end a small facet existed. After its extraction, I passed my finger into the bladder, where I felt a second and large stone. This w...

Sir,?Lassu Sheikh of Punch, Mohammedan, 55 aet, was admitted on July 29th, 1914, to the Kashmir Mission Hospital complaining of difficulty in passing water. On examination the prostate was found to be enlarged and a stone sounded in the bladder. On July 30th he was given chloroform; by rectal examination the size of the prostate was ascertained, and it was found that the stone which had rested ...

Bladder stones account for ~5% of all urinary tract stones and are associated with bladder outlet obstruction, neurogenic or augmented bladders, infection or foreign bodies. Small bladder stones can be managed efficiently by transurethral methods and larger stones by open or laparoscopic approaches. However, the optimal management of multiple intermediate sized stones is controversial. Options ...

Erosion of vascular grafts is not uncommon as seen in the recent literature. There have been many case reports documenting the work up and management of erosion of these grafts into bowel. We report a case of a crossover femoral-femoral graft that eroded into the anterior bladder wall and was incidentally found as an adherent bladder stone during cystoscopy. We demonstrate the importance of hav...