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Friday, 21 May 2010 08:51

History (HX): Flank pain and hematuria

Female   56 yr



Findings: MRU (MIP and thick slab images shows ) staghorn calculus and mild hydronephrosis in right kidney, small stone at UPJ of left kidney resulting in hydronephrosis and 3 other stones in lower calyceal group. All stones are signal void.

Diagnostic (DX): Staghorm calculus in right kidney and multiple stones in left kidney

Discussion: MR urography is currently considered the method of choice for imaging of the renal parenchyma and the collecting systems who cannot undergo routine radiographic studies such as pregnant women , pediatric patients, patient’s allergic to iodinated contrast agents or patients with impaired renal function.

 

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