Multidisciplinary Care for Children with Kidney Stones

Kidney stones in children are becoming more common. These small, hard deposits of minerals and salts can form in the urinary tract, blocking the flow of urine and causing pain. If a child has had a pediatric kidney stone, they face a higher risk of developing more in the future.
Many children with kidney stones go to the emergency room or visit a pediatrician. A special clinic at Children’s Hospital Colorado brings together multiple experts who can diagnose, treat and prevent kidney stones in children. At The Stone Clinic, you can meet with a pediatric nephrologist, pediatric urologist and a pediatric dietician - all during the same appointment.
The team offers diagnostic tests, including imaging tests and bloodwork to look for biochemical or metabolic abnormalities. They provide a range of treatment options, including advice on practical dietary changes, long-term observation, medications and sometimes surgery.
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