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This is the vertebral level of the pelvic brim and bifurcation of the abdominal aorta into the right and left common iliac arteries, which is another common site for renal stones to become stuck.
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L4
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The pelvic-ureteric junction (PUJ) is one of the three most common sites for renal stones to become lodged. The PUJ is located at the hilum of the kidneys which is at the L2 vertebral level.
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L2
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This is the vertebral level of the superior pole of the kidneys.
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T12
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This is the vertebral level of the inferior pole of the kidneys.
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L3
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This is the vertebral level of the sacral promontory.
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S1
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does it not depend if its the right or left one?
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Renal Stones
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A patient presenting with renal colic has a CT KUB, showing a renal stone at the pelvic-ureteric junction.

What vertebral level is this located at?
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