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KIDNEY STONE AND PELVOCALIECTASIA
hello I has my ultrasound and the impression wrote there is
There is no significant disparity in the renal sizes
Both show normal echoegenity and configuration,as well as good cortcumedullary differentiation
The Kidney measures 9.4x4.9x4.9 cm cortical thickness of 0.8 cm
The right Kidney pelvocaleceal system is dilated.No mass lesions or lithiasis noted
The left Kidney measures
9.8x4.2x4.9 with cortical thickness of 0.8,
The left central echo complex is intact
A 0.5 cm high intensity echo with posterior sonic shadowing seen on mid/superior calyceal tip.No mass lesion noted
Ureters are not visualized
The Urinary bladders is psysiollogically distended unthickened walls
No intraluminal echoes seen
Pre-void Volume =243 cc Post-void Volume=4 cc
IMPRESSIONS:
PELVOCALIECTASIA RIGHT
SMALL NON-OBSTRUCTING NEPHROLITH LEFT
UNREMARKABLE ULTRASOUND OF URINARY BLADDER
Do i have kidney disease or kidney stones?please help
There is no significant disparity in the renal sizes
Both show normal echoegenity and configuration,as well as good cortcumedullary differentiation
The Kidney measures 9.4x4.9x4.9 cm cortical thickness of 0.8 cm
The right Kidney pelvocaleceal system is dilated.No mass lesions or lithiasis noted
The left Kidney measures
9.8x4.2x4.9 with cortical thickness of 0.8,
The left central echo complex is intact
A 0.5 cm high intensity echo with posterior sonic shadowing seen on mid/superior calyceal tip.No mass lesion noted
Ureters are not visualized
The Urinary bladders is psysiollogically distended unthickened walls
No intraluminal echoes seen
Pre-void Volume =243 cc Post-void Volume=4 cc
IMPRESSIONS:
PELVOCALIECTASIA RIGHT
SMALL NON-OBSTRUCTING NEPHROLITH LEFT
UNREMARKABLE ULTRASOUND OF URINARY BLADDER
Do i have kidney disease or kidney stones?please help
I'll be honest with you in saying that the technical info you provided in your question sounds to me like that if you have a problem it probably is a kidney problem more so than a kidney stone problem. I'm not a physician though and only know about kidney stones since I have suffered with them for well over 30 years and well over 30 plus stones. I hope you get the answers you are seeking and I would suggest asking a physician who would know for sure.
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