Presentation
Suspicion of a left renal nodule after a routine ultrasound scan.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Dromedary hump
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A prominent bulging alters the normal lateral renal cortical profile.
Case Discussion
A dromedary hump is a morphological variant of the lateral profile of the left kidney, caused by the splenic impression. It is an important variant as it can simulate a renal mass (renal pseudotumour).
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