Jackstone calculus

Case contributed by Yaïr Glick
Diagnosis certain

Presentation

Left flank pain, hematuria.

Patient Data

Age: 65 years
Gender: Male

CT stone protocol

ct

Two small urinary calculi at left ureterovesical junction (UVJ). Minimal hydronephrosis on right side, minimal hydroureteronephrosis on left side. Bilateral perirenal fat stranding.
Jackstone calculus in urinary bladder.
Small calculi in middle and inferior right renal calyces and inferior left renal calyx.
Cystic exophytic lesions in right kidney, most probably simple renal cysts.

Status post sleeve gastrectomy.
Many diverticuli in distal descending colon and proximal sigmoid colon.

KUB

x-ray

KUB done after the CT to enable follow-up with abdominal X ray, clearly showing the stones in the left UVJ and the jackstone calculus.

Case Discussion

Incidental jackstone calculus in the urinary bladder, too large to pass into the urethra.
The culprits were the stones lodged in the left UVJ.

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