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The duration for which a nephrostomy tube should remain in place after kidney stone removal can vary based on individual circumstances, but it typically stays in for a few days to a week. The tube may be removed once the kidney is functioning well and there is no obstruction or significant urine leakage. Regular follow-up with the healthcare provider is essential to determine the appropriate timing for removal. Always follow the specific recommendations of the treating physician.

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