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What Does This KUB Scan Report Indicate?

hello, sir my big brother is suffering from kidney infection, after taking course of antibiotic of 15days now th kub show the kidney :- CMD is accentuated with mild pc split B/L S/o Pyelonephritis. (RK =114.3mm X 73.0mm) (LK :- 129.9mm X 61.6mm) In urinary Bladder shows :- Partial Distented UB is seen. Protest :- Its shows normal in size & Normal echotexture (Vol18.9)
Mon, 20 Apr 2015
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Hi,
After going through your brother's report there is Pyelonephrits (infection of kidneys).
I want to know
1) His age.
2) Any associated illness like diabetes.
3) Has he any problem while passing urine.
4) USG KUB report prior to start antibiotics if done.

I will advise -
1) Hospitalise him.
2) He may require Intravenous antibiotics depending on culture and sensitivity report for longer duration.
3) Blood test like complete blood count, kidney function test, urine examination including urine culture and sensitivity and other test as required.
4) He require close watch as infection may land him in sepsis.
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What Does This KUB Scan Report Indicate?

Hi, After going through your brother s report there is Pyelonephrits (infection of kidneys). I want to know 1) His age. 2) Any associated illness like diabetes. 3) Has he any problem while passing urine. 4) USG KUB report prior to start antibiotics if done. I will advise - 1) Hospitalise him. 2) He may require Intravenous antibiotics depending on culture and sensitivity report for longer duration. 3) Blood test like complete blood count, kidney function test, urine examination including urine culture and sensitivity and other test as required. 4) He require close watch as infection may land him in sepsis.