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Lymph notes seen.
CT KUB results shows, A calculus of size 3mm is noted in the left distal ureter with a max. density of +420 H.U causing mild dilatation of the ureter upto the level of the calculus. Multiple sub-centimeter mesentric lymph nodes seen. Left distal ureteric calculus causing minimal back pressure changes. Mesentric lymphadenopathy. What does this mean?
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Hi,
Mesenteric lymph nodes if enlarged and symptomatic need further evaluation and treatment and in case they are small in size and not causing any symptoms, they don’t need any further evaluation. They have got no relation with the stone in the ureter. Further evaluation can be done with the help of a CT scan abdomen. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
Mesenteric lymph nodes if enlarged and symptomatic need further evaluation and treatment and in case they are small in size and not causing any symptoms, they don’t need any further evaluation. They have got no relation with the stone in the ureter. Further evaluation can be done with the help of a CT scan abdomen. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
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