Case and images Sarah Vaughan Discussion Genevieve Carbonatto A 55 year old man presents to the ED with 5 days of loin to groin pain and microscopic haematuria. He was started on nitrofurantoin as an outpatient for a possible UTI. A point of care renal ultrasound is performed This is [...]
Case A 35-year-old man presents to the Emergency Department with sudden onset severe right flank pain radiating towards the groin. He reports intermittent "niggles" of pain over the previous week and now has microscopic haematuria on urine dipstick. After receiving NSAIDs and opioids, his pain settles and a focused [...]
A 32 year old man presents with right flank pain. He had an episode of renal colic 2 years ago and presented to the Emergency Department back then. He had a CT KUB done at the time which showed a small stone in his right VUJ and a larger [...]
