Presentation
Painless hematuria.
Patient Data
Age: 90 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Appendiceal mucocele
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Right iliac fossa: tubular, non-peristaltic, non-compressible structure, approximately 30 mm in diameter. It extends from the cecum.
Internal ring-like echoes are noted within the lesion.
Case Discussion
No cause was found for hematuria.
Right iliac fossa: tubular, non-peristaltic, non-compressible structure, approximately 30 mm in diameter. It extends from the cecum.
Internal ring-like echoes are noted within the lesion.
Presumed Appendiceal mucocele
No surgical follow up available.