Editorial Comment on "Differences in management of pregnant women with obstructing infected ureteral stones: A population-based analysis"

Urolithiasis can occur in up to 1% of pregnant women andits association with negative fetal outcomes such as prematurelabor, low birth weight, preeclampsia, and urinary tract infec-tion (UTI) is well established.1Obstructive urolithiasis maypose a challenging situation during pregnancy because of thelimitations in diagnostic imaging employable.