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Kidney Stones and Ureteral Stents with Dr. Brian Stork and Taylor Titus

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Kidney Stones and Ureteral Stents with Dr. Brian Stork and Taylor Titus

Dr. Brian Stork and a recent kidney stones patient, Taylor Titus, discuss stones on this new episode of the Urology Care Podcast. The two discuss Taylor's journey as a patient and her experience with the use of a ureteral stent.

On this episode Dr. Stork sheds some additional light on what we can learn from Taylor's story. Dr. Stork is a general urologist in Muskegon, Mich., and Taylor is a colleague of Dr. Stork at the Urology Care Foundation and is not one of Dr. Stork's patients.

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