[Dear Doctor, Please guide what is Small Phleboliths are seen XXXXXXX in pelvic under Xray of KUB. ] View answer

is a calcified lesion, this was followed up by an x-ray which they "think" may be a phlebolith . When ... View answer

. Osteopathic breaking at tibial and femoral condyle with subchondral cysts in the tibial and femoral condyle-suggestive of osteoarthric changes c. Altered marrow signal intensity in the lateral... View answer

9 mm osteochondral defect in non weight bearing surface of the dorsal lateral femoral condyle. Everything else normal in knee. What does this mean? ... View answer

within the central weight-bearing surface of the medial femoral condyle distending over a distance of 2.3 x 1.7cm. There is significant underlying subchondral edema through the medial femoral... View answer

I was told I have a urinary calculus and what looks like a phlebolith, both on different sides ... scheduled, but I have no idea what my treatment options are. how do I get rid of the phlebolith? ... View answer

Findings: Abundant proximal colonic stool. Bowel has pattern otherwise unremarkable. There are pelvic calcification likely at least partially secondary to phlebolith. No significant bony disease ... View answer

[I had a ct scan of abdominal and pelvic area cause I had pain on lower right side of abdomen. Thought it might have been appenditcitis. Dr. Said ct scan was fine but it showed I have pelvic phleboliths. I also have... View answer

projection of the right UVJ, possibly a urinary stone or venous phlebolith.--a CT for definitive assessment ... View answer

I was diagnosed with a calcified phlebolith on my lower left shin following an ultrasound. It has gone from a slight swelling 4-5 months ago to this. It is some what painful & itchy. Should I leave as ... View answer