Category: L

Calcification of both the fetus and the membranes of a lithopedion.  

Incision of the bladder to remove a kidney stone.  

The crushing of a stone into fragments that may pass through natural channels.  

Forceps for breaking up large stones.  

The removal of crushed fragments of kidney stones from the bladder. The removal of crushed stone fragments from the bladder.  

The surgical removal of a calculus.  

The removal of a kidney stone from the bladder through the dilated urethra,  

A transverse vertical plane lying perpendicular to the anteroposterior axis of the eye and containing the center of motion of the eyes. It also contains the transverse and vertical axes of voluntary ocular rotation.  

The causative agent of listeriosis. This species lives in soil or the intestines of animals and may contaminate food, especially milk or meat. Its growth is not inhibited by refrigeration.  

The condition of having straight hair.