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The clinical manifestations of stone disease, its complications and prognosis are closely bound up with the upper urinary tract (UUT) urodynamics. In urological clinical practice, obstruction and peculiarities of pelvicalicael anatomy are usually taken into consideration as the major urodynamic factors in discussions of stone disease pathogenesis (Husmann et al., 1995; Matin & Streem, 2000; Grampsas et al., 2000; Sorensen & Chandhoke, 2002). Less attention is given to the role of functional UUT abnormalities especially in ureteric peristalsis because of designing a method to record human ureteric activity without causing interference is difficult (Shafik, 1996; 1998; Kinn, 1996; Davenport et al., 2007; 2011).

Ureteric Function and Upper Urinary Tract Urodynamics in Patients with Stones in Kidney and Ureter