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What Does The Following Ultrasound Report Suggest?
Kidney Both kideys are normal in size, shape, position, outline ans shows normal cortico-medulary differentiation, maintaining a normal cortical thickness. No evidence of renal calculi or any SOS is seen. Lt. P-C system is dilated. Right kidney measures= 4.7x2.1cm Left kidney measures=4.9x2.5cm cortical thickness 9mm AP dia of Lt. Renal pelvis 8mm. UB: The urinary bladder is normal in size and out line. No intravesiculer lesion is seen. At t this situation what can I do? Patient age:15 days
Tue, 5 Mar 2019
Hi,
Based on the ultrasound report you have furnished, it seems that most parameters are normal.
Kidney morphology features are within normal limits. Also, there is no evidence of kidney stones or any space occupying lesions seen.
Only thing what has been is noticed in left kidney is showing P-C system (Pelvicalyceal system) dilation. It means the part of kidney draining urine to ureter (connecting tube between kidney and urinary bladder) is dilated. It may be a temporary dilation or due to some obstruction of urine flow.
Often it is temporary and not associated with any problems in the kidney or ureter.
However, such ultrasound reports needs to be correlated clinically.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ashakiran S, General & Family Physician
Based on the ultrasound report you have furnished, it seems that most parameters are normal.
Kidney morphology features are within normal limits. Also, there is no evidence of kidney stones or any space occupying lesions seen.
Only thing what has been is noticed in left kidney is showing P-C system (Pelvicalyceal system) dilation. It means the part of kidney draining urine to ureter (connecting tube between kidney and urinary bladder) is dilated. It may be a temporary dilation or due to some obstruction of urine flow.
Often it is temporary and not associated with any problems in the kidney or ureter.
However, such ultrasound reports needs to be correlated clinically.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ashakiran S, General & Family Physician
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