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Mild Dilation In Pelvicalyceal System

Sir, I had a stone from the last 1 and a half year but i operated on that last august month with stent and stone was taken outside by the doctor but i have make a ultasound which shows left kidney shows mild dilation of the pelvicalyceal system?. Wht does this means is there any Complications regarding this ?
Wed, 29 Jun 2011
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Hi,
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Persisting Mild dilatation of Pelvi-calyceal system is sometimes seen after stone removal. It should not be of any concern.
In some persons it is there, right from birth and needs no treatment if the dilatation does not increase gradually.
Dilatation can also occur in case of vesico-ureteric reflux, which disappears after the urinary bladder is emptied.
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Mild Dilation In Pelvicalyceal System

Hi, Welcome to HCM. Persisting Mild dilatation of Pelvi-calyceal system is sometimes seen after stone removal. It should not be of any concern. In some persons it is there, right from birth and needs no treatment if the dilatation does not increase gradually. Dilatation can also occur in case of vesico-ureteric reflux, which disappears after the urinary bladder is emptied.