The difference between the outcome of CT scans and ultrasounds in terms of detecting kidney stones may be very minimal, however, it’s still up to the medical doctor and the patient to decide which method they would like to undergo. According to statistics, kidney stones are a common occurrence in the U.S. (experienced by one out of three people), so in any medical facility, having the right equipment is essential for performing tests on patients. Understandably, the cost of the equipment can skyrocket especially when brand new equipment needs to be purchased.
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