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See Latest ArticlesTablets of the potassium citrate may cause a stone-like image
Urological Research - Urolithiasis, 04/21/09
Onal B et al. - An 8-year-old girl with left proximal ureteral stone (4 mm) was referred to the hospital to treat with shock wave lithotripsy (SWL). Potassium citrate is a radio-opaque drug and may cause a stone-like image during the stone management. Urologists should consider this particularity of potassium citrate in patients using this drug to avoid unnecessary interventions.
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