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What Does Renal Cyst On USG KUB Suggest?
There are several small echogenic non-shadowing foci within superficial renal parenchymal cortex. No echogenic focus in the renal sinus. No hydronephrosis. Right kidney measures 10.2 cm in length. There is an exophytic anechoic cyst protruding from the superior renal pole measuring 10x8x8 mm. Left kidney measures 10.1 cm length. No calculus, hydronephrosis or parenchymal abnormality. Normal appearance of the urinary bladder with normal bilateral ureteral jet. No bladder wall mass or calculus is seen. 16 cc post-void bladder residual. Impression: No renal calculus or hydronephrosis Few small nonspecific echogenic foci within renal cortex, possibly small cortical calcifications but not representing renal calculi 10 mm right renal cyst Small post-void bladder residual Can you please explain?
Mon, 22 Dec 2014
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The ultrasound scan report shows a 10 8 x 8 mm simple cyst in the right kidney upper pole. This is described as an exophytic cyst in superior pole. Such a small cyst can be ignored and requires no treatment. Cyst are thin walled fluid filled sac like structures and a few of them can be normal. Please do not worry for the cyst.
For the cortical calcifications, these need to be followed up by doing serum electrolyte tests to know your calcium level. Any metabolic condition causing calcium deposition on the kidneys must be investigated.
Thanks for writing in.
The ultrasound scan report shows a 10 8 x 8 mm simple cyst in the right kidney upper pole. This is described as an exophytic cyst in superior pole. Such a small cyst can be ignored and requires no treatment. Cyst are thin walled fluid filled sac like structures and a few of them can be normal. Please do not worry for the cyst.
For the cortical calcifications, these need to be followed up by doing serum electrolyte tests to know your calcium level. Any metabolic condition causing calcium deposition on the kidneys must be investigated.
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