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. Urinary tract calculosis is a very common condition in general   population. It appears in 5-10% of population, and can be managed   conservatively or by minimally invasive, endoscopic and surgical procedures   or extracorporeal shock way lithotripsy. Lesions of the ureter can be   resolved by JJ stent insertion, end-to-end anastomosis, ureterocystoneostomy,   percutaneous nephrostomy, nephrectomy, intestinal graft interposition or   kidney autotransplantation. Case report. We presented surgical treatment and   outcome in a female patient, with a large defect of the right ureter due to   impacted stone treatment, following a successful autotransplantation of the   right kidney. Ten years later a stone impacted in the left ureter was   successfully treated by ureterorenoscopy and laser lithotripsy.   Asynchronously combined kidney aoutotransplantation and ureterorenoscopic   lithotripsy preserved kidney function. Conclusion. Bilateral organs   preservation should be considered even in the absence of malignancy,   especially in younger population

Uretrorenoscopy laser lithotripsy treatment of stones impacted in the left ureter 10 years after right kidney autotransplantation