Presentation
Low back pain for 3 months radiating to left lower limbs, with mild numbness.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Renal stone
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17 x 8 mm calcified shadow is noted compatible with the left lower renal pole.
Mildly lumbar spine osteophytosis with decreased posteriorly intervertebral disk space at the L5_S1 level.
From the case:
Renal stone
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Both longitudinal and transverse scans show renal stone in the left lower calyx
No apparent renal dilation is noted
Mild prostatomegaly is noted
Case Discussion
This patient complained of low back pain, and an accidental left renal stone was noted, which was proved by KUB and ultrasound. He also has mild prostatomegaly.
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