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Authored By: Bennett Greenspan and Andrew Homb.

Patient: 63 year old male

History:

63 year old man who underwent a left partial nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma approximately 8 days ago and now presents with abdominal pain, fever. and an elevated white blood cell count.

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Findings and Impression?

CT Urogram (same day)

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Next step in Management?

Ureteral stent placed by urology, (same day)

Percutaneous Fluid Collection Drianage, (one day later)

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Image Size:

[small]

[as-submitted]

Fig. 1

Renal Scintigraphy Flow (Initial Study)

Fig. 2

Renal Scintigraphy Function (Initial Study)

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Renal Scintigraphy Post Void (Initial Study)

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CT urogram (same day as the initial study)

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CT urogram (same day as the initial study)

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Percutaneous Fluid Collection Drainage (1 day after the initial study)

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Renal Scintigraphy Flow (2 months after the initial study)

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Renal Scintigraphy Function (2 months after the initial study)

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Renal Scintigraphy Post Void (2 months after the initial study)

Image Size:

[small]

[as-submitted]

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Additional Details:

Case [View Case with Diagnosis]Owner(s): Bennett Greenspan and Andrew HombLast Updated: 02-07-2013
Anatomy: Genitourinary (GU) Pathology: Iatrogenic
Modality: CT, Nuc MedAccess Level: Readable by all users, writable by NucMed Certifiers
Keywords: rsnm

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Certified by Bennett Greenspan on 08-26-2011

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