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A case of recurrent giant vesical calculus is reported. The geographical variation of primary vesical calculus is briefly reviewed. Use of Wringles' obstetric forceps for removing such stones is advised.
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From the M.G. Institute of Medical Sciences, Sevagram, 442 102.
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Belokar, W.K., Kapadia, L.A. Primary giant vesical recurrent calculus (A case report). Indian J Pediatr 45, 297–298 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02749646
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