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2020-09-02 15:09:46
One calculus (10 mm) is seen in mid pole of left kidney and prostate is enlarged in size (43×43.2×38.2 mm). Weight of the prostate 37.15 gm.
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Please show to urologist U may need surgery

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Will require medical management for prostate enlargement. Left kidney stone can be treated by ESWL (depending up on HU on NCCT) or RIRS. For detail discussion, can take appointment and consult.

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