Focal Calcification of the Right Adrenal Gland/kidney Stone? Posted: 09-14-07 02:58am
I had an IVP to look for kidney stones
that had been seen on ultrasound last
year. However, the report does not mention
stones or calculi (as I think they are
officially called) in the findings.
Instead under findings it notes: "Focal
calcification in the right suprarenal
recess consistent with adrenal
calcifications, measuring approximately
1.0 cm in greatest dimension" Under
impression it notes: FOCAL CALCIFICATION
OF THE RIGHT ADRENAL.
Is this the same as a kidney stone? If
not, what the heck is it, what does it
mean? I have not been able to see the MD
yet.
I tried google but did not have much luck.
Thanks....
Edited: Guess I should add that it also
notes: NORMAL EVALUATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
COLLECTING SYSTEMS, URETERS AND URINARY
BLADDER.
Which makes me think the calcification is
something other than a stone.