- hyperparathyroidism, and gout.
Infection stones can grow rapidly,
forming large calyceal staghorn (antler-shaped)
calculi requiring invasive surgery such as percutaneous...
- PMID 6799417. S2CID 275191. Chong, TW; Bui, MH; Fuchs, GJ (Nov 2000). "
Calyceal diverticula.
Ureteroscopic management". The
Urologic Clinics of
North America...
- (general
surgery and gynecology) Nephroscopy, for
examining the
pelvic and
calyceal system of a
kidney (urology) Rhinoscopy, for
examining the
nasal cavity...
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often surgically removed to
prevent infection, rupture, or even cancer.
Calyceal diverticula are
usually asymptomatic, but if a
stone becomes lodged in...
- hypercalciuria. Less commonly, it can
result from
calcified bodies moving into the
calyceal system. Nocturia, polyuria, and
polydipsia from
reduced urinary concentrating...
-
localization in the
ascending auditory pathways.
Songbirds use
GABAergic calyceal synaptic terminals and a calcyx-like
synapse such that each cell in the...
-
differ in how they
innervate the
inner hair cells.
Neurons with
large calyceal endings ensure preservation of
timing information throughout the ITD pathway...
-
corollaceous (from corolla), and if they
resemble sepals the
perigonium is
called calyceal (from calyx). In a bud or
flower bud, the
relative arrangement of the sepals...
- Llorens,
Jordi (1
October 2015). "Transient
alteration of the
vestibular calyceal junction and
synapse in
response to
chronic ototoxic insult in rats". Disease...
