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Abstract
(1) The symptomatology of renal colic depends on the personality
of the patient and his tolerance to pain, alao it dapends on
the patient ability to express his feelings.
(2) The cold weather and exercise increases the severity and
frequency of the ureteral colic~
(3) Urinary symptoms ere BUre diagnostic sign to differentiete
urinary cauaes from other causes of ccute abdominal colic,
even when accompanied with gestero-intestinal symptoms.
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(4) Complete urological sheet and csreful examination can
help to au.pect most of etiological factors of renal colic.
(5) Urinalysis, plsin x-ray and 1.’1.:1 are the most important
u,i vdusble mesn for dihgnosing etio~ogy o~ rend colic.
(6) J.V.U still the most important route for diagnosiS of
renal coiic etioiogY-
\7) StOnes and stricture represent the majority of cases
presented wi ttl acute ren&l colic, nere it is 67,::.