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What Does This Renal Scan Report Signify?
May I know if there should be any concern when a report mentions a 0.3cm echogenic focus in the right mid renal mid pole, suspected to be calculus or calcification.
Patient is a chronic UTI patient, 72 years old, with 3 cases of bladder stones removed. Will the stone at the renal move the the bladder and cause bladder infection again? what are the few causes of calcification or stone/cysts in various organs? thank you. Ms Lee
Patient is a chronic UTI patient, 72 years old, with 3 cases of bladder stones removed. Will the stone at the renal move the the bladder and cause bladder infection again? what are the few causes of calcification or stone/cysts in various organs? thank you. Ms Lee
Mon, 15 Sep 2014
Hi,
nothing has to be done for the stone, stones less then 5 mm generally come out by itself. stones do not cause bladder infection. bladder infection is due to bacteria entering the urine system from blood or from urinary opening.
nothing has to be done for the stone, stones less then 5 mm generally come out by itself. stones do not cause bladder infection. bladder infection is due to bacteria entering the urine system from blood or from urinary opening.
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