urolith
/ˈjuːrəlaɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A hard concretion formed of organic and inorganic matter in the urinary tract, especially a stone in the urinary bladder or ureter.
“The veterinarian warned the owner that the repeated presence of uroliths in the cat’s urine could lead to kidney damage.”
2. noun
A hard, mineral concretion, especially in the urinary tract.
“The urolith had to be surgically removed from the patient’s kidney.”