Make a table using words from the following radiology text.
FINDINGS: There is a 4.7 cm craniocaudal left staghorn calculus. There is a 3.3 cm cystic structure superior to the left staghorn calculus which may represent a parapelvic cyst. There is no hydronephrosis. IMPRESSION: 4.7 cm left staghorn calculus. 3.3 cm cystic structure superior to the left staghorn calculus, may represent a parapelvic cyst. Mild cardiomegaly.
| QUANTITY | LATERALITY | ANATOMICAL LOCATION | SPECIFIC LOCATION | SIZE | STONE MENTION | OBSTRUCTION | STAGHORN | UNCERTAIN |
| 1 | left | kidney | | 4.7 cm | calculus | unknown | yes | no |

Make a table using words from the following radiology text.
FINDINGS: There is an obstructing 4 mm stone at the distal left ureterovesicular junction. FINDINGS: There is a 6 mm stone in the mid to distal left ureter. Multiple staghorn calculi are again seen in the left renal pelvis. The largest measures 2.5 x 0.9 cm in diameter. The left kidney appears atrophic. There is a percutaneous nephrostomy tube which appears appropriately positioned in the left kidney. There is severe hydronephrosis seen on the prior CT on 7/23/2021 is no longer seen. There is no significant dilatation of the left renal collecting system. There is a nonobstructing in the right kidney measuring 7 x 10 mm in diameter. There are no right ureteral stones. IMPRESSION: There are multiple large stones in the left renal pelvis. The largest measures approximately 9 x 25 mm in diameter. IMPRESSION: There is a 6 mm stone in the mid to dista Wrap the entire output in JSON format.
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