Login to South West London Pathology Services

If you have any queries about pathology consumables – you need a new account or you have a query about your order, please telephone 020 8266 6827. Forgotten your password

South West London Pathology > Tests > Renal/Bladder Stone Culture

Renal/Bladder Stone Culture

Category Bacteriology Medical Microbiology
Reporting frequency

Collection conditions

Use dry sterile bottle. All stone samples should be collected aseptically and transferred directly to sterile sample containers with no additives of any kind.

Additional information

Sample stability – 4 weeks

Lab Tests Online UK

Lab Tests Online - UK is a website written by practising laboratory doctors and scientists to help you understand the many clinical laboratory tests that are used in diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of disease.

Click here to go to Labtestsonline.org.uk

  • Search Tests

Latest news
September 15, 2023

A day in the life… Denise Eck, Reception Supervisor

Find out about a day in the life of our Reception Supervisor at Croydon Hospital Denise Eck.

Read more
September 13, 2023

Assay for Adenovirus quantitative (viral load) PCR testing brought in-house

From 1 September 2023, the microbiology laboratory has introduced a new assay for Adenovirus quantitative (viral load) PCR testing. The new assay will be carried out in the laboratory at St George’s Hospital rather than being sent to a reference la, which will result in a significantly improved turnaround times for the test.

Read more
July 3, 2023

Consultant Histopathologist Dr Lorrette Ffolkes discusses the Windrush generation on BBC News

Dr Lorrette Ffolkes, a Consultant Histopathologist at South West London Pathology (SWLP), featured on a BBC news story about the contribution of the Windrush Generation to the NHS, as part of the NHS’s 75th birthday celebrations.

Read more
June 26, 2023

Microbiology services now centralised at St George’s Hospital

The majority of South West London Pathology (SWLP) microbiology services for south west London and Surrey Downs have today (26 June) been centralised at St George’s Hospital to create a large and resilient microbiology service for primary and acute care in the area.

Read more