Two intra renal aneurysms in upper pole on angiogram. R kidney smaller than L., patient presented with hypertension. Note: aneurysms occur at branch bifurcations and are almost certainly congenital. Aneurysms are a rare cause of renovascular hypertension
Polyarteritis Nodosa: In a patient with a history of hypertension. Selective arteriography shows multiple michroaneurysms in kidney, liver and duodenum, and calibre variations, abrupt cut of and infarcts in R kidney. Follow-up x-rays.
Polyarteritis Nodosa: One year history ¡V acute ischaemic (L) hand. FBC ¡V Pancytopaenia. No source of embolus found. Vasculitis screen ¡V VE. No evidence of underlying malignancy. Bone marrow ¡V areas of marrow necrosis and lymphoid type reaction.+CT Abdo = (N). Diff ?½ (Necrotising vasculitis). Drug abuse. Wegeners. SLE
Polyarteritis Nodosa: One year history ¡V acute ischaemic (L) hand. FBC ¡V Pancytopaenia. No source of embolus found. Vasculitis screen ¡V VE. No evidence of underlying malignancy. Bone marrow ¡V areas of marrow necrosis and lymphoid type reaction.+CT Abdo = (N). Diff ?½ (Necrotising vasculitis). Drug abuse. Wegeners. SLE
Tuberculosis of urinary tract with autonephrectomy of tuberculous L kidney dilated pelvicalyceal system R kidney grade IV vesico ureteric reflux R ureter small contracted bladder. 15 years Female.
Ulcerocavernous tuberculosis L Kidney. Tuberculous L ureteritis without stricture. Stricture of L renal pelvis with deterioration on chemotherapy necessitating nephrectomy. 19 year Male
Presented with cardial failure. Renal hypertension (stabbed in loin three years ago). CXR: Pulmonary oedema. Renal DSA: (L) renal arterio - venous fistula at level of renal hilum. Massive shunt takes blood into IVC. (N) R renal artery
(L) Renal AVM. The avascular area in R kidney is probably a simple cyst. In the L Kidney there is an enormous arterio venous malformation with a very large venous component causing compression
(L) Renal AVM. The avascular area in R kidney is probably a simple cyst. In the L Kidney there is an enormous arterio venous malformation with a very large venous component causing compression
32 year Male Egyptian presenting with lower urinary symptoms. Preliminary film demonstrated calcification of the urinary bladder and seminal vesicles. In addition, on the 30 minute film one can clearly see a calcified ensity overlying the S3-4 level. This is due to calcification in the sigmoid colon which is especially well seen on the CT. Calcified urinary bladder, seminal vesicles and ureters are also well seen on CT. Slight pelvic calyceal distention has resulted from the distal Schistosomal ureteritis but it is not unusual to find heavily calcified ureters without totally obstructed systems. While the calcified genitor urinary features of Schistosomiasis are well recognised and colonic calcification may also occur. The main orgaism seems to be S haematobium although S mansoni tends to be responsible for more symptomatic involvement of the gastrointestinal tract. Calcification of the appendix, gallbladder and pancreas may also result from Schistosomiasis (Bilharziasis).
32 year Male Egyptian presenting with lower urinary symptoms. Preliminary film demonstrated calcification of the urinary bladder and seminal vesicles. In addition, on the 30 minute film one can clearly see a calcified ensity overlying the S3-4 level. This is due to calcification in the sigmoid colon which is especially well seen on the CT. Calcified urinary bladder, seminal vesicles and ureters are also well seen on CT. Slight pelvic calyceal distention has resulted from the distal Schistosomal ureteritis but it is not unusual to find heavily calcified ureters without totally obstructed systems. While the calcified genitor urinary features of Schistosomiasis are well recognised and colonic calcification may also occur. The main orgaism seems to be S haematobium although S mansoni tends to be responsible for more symptomatic involvement of the gastrointestinal tract. Calcification of the appendix, gallbladder and pancreas may also result from Schistosomiasis (Bilharziasis).
