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Kidney stones are hard objects in the urinary tract made up of millions of tiny crystals.
Kidney stones are formed when the body’s system for filtering urine becomes too concentrated. Rather than being filtered out through the urine, substances like calcium, oxalate and phosphate separate as crystals and attach to one another, accumulating into a small mass, or stone.
Rely on the expertise of our physicians to help manage kidney stones.
Our experts offer a range of minimally invasive procedures to treat kidney stones that cannot be passed on their own.
At the Gerald D. and Helen M. Stephens Center for Stone Disease, urologists work closely with a team of nephrologists to address all aspects of kidney stone care. By combining surgical, medical and dietary therapies, patients enjoy faster recoveries and fewer kidney stones down the road.
Learn more about the Gerald D. and Helen M. Stephens Center for Stone Disease
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