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What Does Ureteric Calculus In Kidney Test Report Suggest?
Hi,My father is 60 years old with a weight of around 75 kg I guess.Following is the report tests: Right Kidney: Two calculi measuring 3-4mm in the upper and mid pole calyx Left:Two calculi measuring 3-4mm in the mid pole.Tiny cortical Cystic area of 17 x 13 mm in the Mid Pole Mild to moderate dilataion of P C S & Upper ureter with Inflammatory changes--? Ureteric calculus
Thu, 26 Jun 2014
Hi,
The report suggests presence of stone in the kidney. It suggest presence of two stones in right in the upper part and one in the middle part. There is also presence of two stones within the left kidney in the middle part.
Also on the left side, there is a 1.5cm cyst in the middle part away from the site of origin of pelvicalyceal system or ureter.
Also on the left side pelvicalyceal system appears to be moderate dilated and with inflammatory changes. (A stone might have recently passed leading to inflammation.)
There is no stone in the ureter and all stones are in the kidney.
You need to discuss with your urologist and also look at the type of stones to avoid risk factors.
Renal function tests can be done to evaluate the amount of damage.
For stone removal, you need to discuss with your urologist of invasive/non-invasive methods.
Any further queries, happy to help you again.
Dr. Jyothi BL
The report suggests presence of stone in the kidney. It suggest presence of two stones in right in the upper part and one in the middle part. There is also presence of two stones within the left kidney in the middle part.
Also on the left side, there is a 1.5cm cyst in the middle part away from the site of origin of pelvicalyceal system or ureter.
Also on the left side pelvicalyceal system appears to be moderate dilated and with inflammatory changes. (A stone might have recently passed leading to inflammation.)
There is no stone in the ureter and all stones are in the kidney.
You need to discuss with your urologist and also look at the type of stones to avoid risk factors.
Renal function tests can be done to evaluate the amount of damage.
For stone removal, you need to discuss with your urologist of invasive/non-invasive methods.
Any further queries, happy to help you again.
Dr. Jyothi BL
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