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CT Scan Shows Chronic Medical Renal Disease. Suggested Operation. What Type Of Operation Will Be Done?

Hello Doctor, I just need some details about chronic medical renal disease , recently my dad had Ctc scan, in that report it shows, 1. Bilateral prominent pelvic seen 2.urinal bladder is partially distinct 3. Both kidney are small in size, right kidney: 8x3.9 & left kidney: 9.5x4.9 4. Blood urea is 41 Finally in impression thy mentioned, Chronic medical renal disease, no evidence of hydro urirethermo metrocis. They told to my mum there is some block, need to remove that block by operation, can u pls tell me what type of operation it is? (Open surgery or laser treatment)what. Type of treatment need for this?
Wed, 28 Nov 2012
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Welcome to HCM and thanks for your query.
If this is the complete report, she does not need any procedure as there are no stones to block the passage.
If at all, they may place a stent by endoscopic method to relieve the prominent pelvi-calyceal system.
Hope this helps,
Regards
DR GS
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CT Scan Shows Chronic Medical Renal Disease. Suggested Operation. What Type Of Operation Will Be Done?

Hi Welcome to HCM and thanks for your query. If this is the complete report, she does not need any procedure as there are no stones to block the passage. If at all, they may place a stent by endoscopic method to relieve the prominent pelvi-calyceal system. Hope this helps, Regards DR GS