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Radio Graphic Report February 28

The radiographic report summarizes the findings of an intravenous pyelography exam. It notes a large mass on the right side displacing bowel loops. The left kidney is normally functioning but there is a calcific density obstructing the right kidney resulting in hydronephrosis. A second report notes an elevated right hemidiaphragm and blunted costophrenic sulcus indicating a large pleural effusion likely due to subdiaphragmatic pathology. The patient's blood type is also provided.

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Radio Graphic Report February 28

The radiographic report summarizes the findings of an intravenous pyelography exam. It notes a large mass on the right side displacing bowel loops. The left kidney is normally functioning but there is a calcific density obstructing the right kidney resulting in hydronephrosis. A second report notes an elevated right hemidiaphragm and blunted costophrenic sulcus indicating a large pleural effusion likely due to subdiaphragmatic pathology. The patient's blood type is also provided.

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Radiographic report Intravenous Pyelography Findings:

February 28, 2012

Scout film shows a huge mass at the right hemiabdomen displacing the minimally gas filled bowel loops to the contralateral side. The psoas shadow are obscured. Flank stripes are distinct. A calcific density measuring 1.0 x 3 cm is seen at the left paralumbar area, level of L5. Subsequent films taken after IV introduction of contrast medium show there is prompt nephrogram affect with satisfactory opacification of the left pelvocalyceal system. The left kidney measuring 14.0 x 6.5 cm. There is opacification of the right Ureter distal to the calcific density seen in the left paralumbar area which appears to be stones in the right pelvis or proximal Ureter. There is no nephrogram effect on the right kidney within 24hours relayed study. The left ureter runs normal coarse with normal calibre. Fullbladder study shows moderately distended urinary bladder no mass or filling defect seen. Post void or film shows minimal contrast retention The previously calcific density is seen in the same position all throughout the study. Impression:  Poorly functioning marked hydronephotic right kidney secondary to an obstructing stone in the renal pelvis or proximal ureter.  Normally functioning left kidney.

Radiographic report Findings: Chest PA view

February 15, 2012

No evidence of active parenchymal infiltrates Heart size is difficult to assess Aorta is tortuous Trachea is at the midline Elevated right hemidiaphragm with blunting Left hemidiaphragm is unremarkable Right costophrenic sulcus is blunted Left costophrenic sulcus is unremarkable The visualized osseous structures are intact Impression:  Pleural effusion with large subpulmonic effusion  Differential diagnosis is subdiaphragmatic pathology is considered

March o3, 2012

Blood type A Rh (+)

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