Presentation
Hematuria.
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Male
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Decreased uptake from the right kidney compared with the left kidney
From the case:
Renal tuberculosis
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The right kidney has multiple hypoechoic rounded lesions with some calcification. However, the renal contour is preserved.
From the case:
Renal tuberculosis
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The upper and lower poles of the right kidney are largely replaced by a well-defined hypodense lesions with small specks of calcification, the overall contour of the right kidney is preserved except for some distortion seen at the upper pole.
Case Discussion
Path proven renal tuberculosis.
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