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Kidney Scan Done. How Can This Stone Be Removed?
Salam dear Sir ,
i have kidney stone,May this stone will remove from medicine or opration , please see the below detail ,
age:34- sex male-exam date 14/11/2013,
Radiology report :
INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAM :
Scoul: 1.6 cm well-defined left renal calculus seen ,
post -contrast
1 min : bilateral simultaneeous nephrograms observed,
right kidney measures 13 cm in bipolar lenght.
left kidney measures 13.8 cm in bipolar lenght,
5 min,
mild contour deformity of the left renal pelvis with the calculus seen as a filling defect within the pelvis with mild pelviectasis,
the pelvicalyceal system on the right appears normal.
15 min:
the ureters otherwise appear normal in course and caliber,
bladder : normal in coutour,
No filling defect seen
Post-void residue : insignificant
impression :
34- years old male with left renal calculus,
IVP series show :
1.6 cm calculus within the renal pelvis with mild contour abnormality of the renal pelvis and mild pelviectasis.
i have kidney stone,May this stone will remove from medicine or opration , please see the below detail ,
age:34- sex male-exam date 14/11/2013,
Radiology report :
INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAM :
Scoul: 1.6 cm well-defined left renal calculus seen ,
post -contrast
1 min : bilateral simultaneeous nephrograms observed,
right kidney measures 13 cm in bipolar lenght.
left kidney measures 13.8 cm in bipolar lenght,
5 min,
mild contour deformity of the left renal pelvis with the calculus seen as a filling defect within the pelvis with mild pelviectasis,
the pelvicalyceal system on the right appears normal.
15 min:
the ureters otherwise appear normal in course and caliber,
bladder : normal in coutour,
No filling defect seen
Post-void residue : insignificant
impression :
34- years old male with left renal calculus,
IVP series show :
1.6 cm calculus within the renal pelvis with mild contour abnormality of the renal pelvis and mild pelviectasis.
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Sat, 23 Nov 2013
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Tue, 26 Nov 2013
Answered on
Tue, 26 Nov 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for using healthcaremagic.
Your renal stone is 1.6 cms. It is difficult to treat it with medicines. Nor will such a big stone pass out normally through ureters after drinking lots of water.
Such a big stone needs to be removed by laser.
You can undergo lithotripsy which has good results for such stones.
Hope it sorts your problem and wishing you a speedy recovery.
Regards,
Dr. Pankaj Nagori
Consultant Radiologist
Kolkata
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