Presentation
Hematuria and abdominal pain.
Patient Data
Gender: Female
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From the case:
Traumatic renal laceration
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Laceration of the left kidney appearing as linear or wedge-shaped opacification defects, with perirenal hematoma.
Case Discussion
Traumatic renal laceration (grade II-III of AAST) appearing as linear or wedge-shaped opacification defects that are particularly evident in the nephrographic phase, may have a depth < 1 cm (grade II) or > 1 cm (grade III) without involvement of the collecting system; in most cases there is associated perirenal hematoma, a hyperattenuating fluid in the perinephric fat.
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