Kidney stones, the painful urinary deposits that affect more than 10 per cent of people worldwide, are surprisingly dynamic, forming much like microscopic coral reefs, according to new research.
The findings, which could provide insights into how to better diagnose and treat the condition, were published in the journal Scientific Reports.
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