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Right Renal Angiomyolipoma And Right Renal Cortical Cyst. Suggestion?
Respected Doctors! i am 41 year and 3 month old. 2 weeks ago i have been to checkup with urologist. At first the doctor has said me to do ULTRASOUND and secondly he wanted to do CECT SCAN to be sure and the report is below.
1) Liver is normal in size and attenuation. Portal and heapatic veins are normal. No dilatation of IHBR. No focal lession is seen.
2) Gallbladder is distended with normal wall thickness.
3) CBD appears normal.
4) Pancreas appears normal in size and atenuation. It shows homogeneous enhancement . No calcification / focal lesion seen.
5) Spleen is normal in size and attenuation.
6) Bilateral kineys are normal in size with normal in size with normal visualization of nephrogram. Small well defined hpodense lesion with fat attenuation see within upper pole of right kidney measuring appors. 9x8mmin size. Another well defined hypodense lesion of fluid attenuation seen within upper pole of right kidne(1.6x1.5 cm in size). No internal septation/calcification seen within
7) Bilateral adrenal appear normal.
8) Visualized hollow abdominal viscera appear normal
9) Major abdominal vessels appear normal.
10) Urinary bladder appears normal
11) No significant abdominal nodes seen.
12) Prostate appears normal.
13) Visualised bones and soft tissue appear normal.
14) Visualized section of chest appears normal
after all he found small right renal angiomyolipoma and simple right renal cortical cyst in my kidney, so i am very much worrying about so, could you kindly let me to know that, what shall i have to do and how to get treatment before it's change into cancerous
1) Liver is normal in size and attenuation. Portal and heapatic veins are normal. No dilatation of IHBR. No focal lession is seen.
2) Gallbladder is distended with normal wall thickness.
3) CBD appears normal.
4) Pancreas appears normal in size and atenuation. It shows homogeneous enhancement . No calcification / focal lesion seen.
5) Spleen is normal in size and attenuation.
6) Bilateral kineys are normal in size with normal in size with normal visualization of nephrogram. Small well defined hpodense lesion with fat attenuation see within upper pole of right kidney measuring appors. 9x8mmin size. Another well defined hypodense lesion of fluid attenuation seen within upper pole of right kidne(1.6x1.5 cm in size). No internal septation/calcification seen within
7) Bilateral adrenal appear normal.
8) Visualized hollow abdominal viscera appear normal
9) Major abdominal vessels appear normal.
10) Urinary bladder appears normal
11) No significant abdominal nodes seen.
12) Prostate appears normal.
13) Visualised bones and soft tissue appear normal.
14) Visualized section of chest appears normal
after all he found small right renal angiomyolipoma and simple right renal cortical cyst in my kidney, so i am very much worrying about so, could you kindly let me to know that, what shall i have to do and how to get treatment before it's change into cancerous
Tue, 9 Jul 2013
Hi, Thanks for using HCM.
The lesion angiomyolipoma is one of the common benign tumor. It won't change to cancer. We can do embolization to prevent any sort of bleeding it may cause, otherwise no treatment required for it. Even simple cyst wont turn to cancerous. So need not to worry for it. Discuss with your nephrologist and adhere to his management. Hope I answered your question. Feel free to ask me if you have any further queries.
Wish you good health. Take care.
Regards
Dr. Lohit
The lesion angiomyolipoma is one of the common benign tumor. It won't change to cancer. We can do embolization to prevent any sort of bleeding it may cause, otherwise no treatment required for it. Even simple cyst wont turn to cancerous. So need not to worry for it. Discuss with your nephrologist and adhere to his management. Hope I answered your question. Feel free to ask me if you have any further queries.
Wish you good health. Take care.
Regards
Dr. Lohit
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