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Scan Shows Dilatation Of Pelvicalyceal System. Meaning?
liver normal size, smooth outline, texture and surfaces no lesion seen.
gall bladder is normal bile ducts and spleen are non-remarkable
both kidney showed normal size (5,5 x3 cm), normal parenchyma, position and outlines
pelvicalyceal system on LT side showed a bild dilatation, no stone or other SOL seen within de kidney, no hydroureter, (residual changes after an older insult of VUR or obstruction) no sign to suggest current obsteruction or reflux. no significant RT kidney lesion.
urinary bladder showed normal, no SOL, contained clear urine.
gall bladder is normal bile ducts and spleen are non-remarkable
both kidney showed normal size (5,5 x3 cm), normal parenchyma, position and outlines
pelvicalyceal system on LT side showed a bild dilatation, no stone or other SOL seen within de kidney, no hydroureter, (residual changes after an older insult of VUR or obstruction) no sign to suggest current obsteruction or reflux. no significant RT kidney lesion.
urinary bladder showed normal, no SOL, contained clear urine.
Wed, 23 Oct 2013
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Thanks for writing in.
As you have had past history of vesico ureteral reflux and obstruction, the collecting system of the left kidney (pelvicalyceal system) is little bit ballooned. This is not a new significant problem to worry about if your kidney function tests (urea and creatine) are normal.
Please discuss the problem with your ol reports.
Hope this helps
Thanks for writing in.
As you have had past history of vesico ureteral reflux and obstruction, the collecting system of the left kidney (pelvicalyceal system) is little bit ballooned. This is not a new significant problem to worry about if your kidney function tests (urea and creatine) are normal.
Please discuss the problem with your ol reports.
Hope this helps
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