Renal stones and endourology

Overview

  • Renal stones (kidney stones) affects up to 5 - 10% of Americans
  • It is most common in men in their 40's and 50's
  • Common presentation:
    • Flank pain
    • Blood in urine
    • Recurrent infections
  • Endourology is a minimally invasive technique available to treat kidney stones

Possible causes of renal stones

  • Too much calcium in the urine
  • Metabolic disorder
  • Dietary influence
  • Inherited conditions

Renal stones and endourology urologists

Noah Canvasser, M.D.
Associate Professor

Kaitlan Cobb, M.D.
Assistant Professor

Help is available

  • Consult your physician.
  • Renal stones are a treatable condition.
  • For more information, call the UC Davis Urologic Surgery Clinic at 916-734-2222 or 800-770-6930.

Appointments and Referrals

If you are an interested patient or a referring physician, please contact us for information about any of our surgical services, including minimally invasive and robotic-assisted procedures.

Our staff is available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., and will be happy to assist you in scheduling an appointment with one of our specialists.

Video visits are available including evenings and weekends. Times and availability vary by physician.

For new patients

Contact our Consumer Resource Center
1-800-2UCDAVIS (1-800-282-3284).

For referring physicians

Contact our Referral Center to initiate a referral on behalf of your patient or to request a physician-to-physician phone consultation.
1-800-4UCDAVIS (1-800-482-3284), choose option 2.

Returning patient appointments

To schedule an appointment, please call 916-734-2222, choose option 1, or call toll free 1-800-770-6930.

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