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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE IJIMAKINWA OMOLOLA ADULT PRIVATE 15 - 01 -13 PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details) ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS 1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected. 2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen. 3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart rate is 133 bpm. Nil cysts. 4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted. 5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits. 6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal. 7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

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Page 1: ANOMALY SCAN REPORT.doc

NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

IJIMAKINWA OMOLOLA ADULT PRIVATE

15 - 01 -13

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and

mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart rate is 133 bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.NB: A loop of the umbilical cord was sighted around the foetal neck.

DR OJI C.O. M.B.B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

OKPIABHELE, BOSE ADULT PRIVATE

07 - 03 -13

PROCEDURE: Viable dichorionic diamniotic twin intrauterine gestation were visualised and scanned using a convex probe in both two and four dimensional scan formats. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS (both foetuses)

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are

visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart beat is present and regular with a range of 145-150bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal twins.

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DR OJI C.O. M.B.,B.S

NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

ADEYEMI, ORIYOMI ADULT PRIVATE

14 - 03 -13

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised and scanned using a convex probe in both two and four dimensional scan formats. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are

visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart rate is within normal limits. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach and duodenum are distended with echofree fluid (the double bubble sign), leaving the small and large bowel loops without air or fluid. The liver and spleen appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The scrotal sac is seen with both testis. The penile shaft is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Duodenal atresia.NB: There is associated Polyhydramnios.

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DR OJI C.O. M.B.,B.S.

NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

PHILIP, ENIOLA ADULT AGH

27-0-13

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised and scanned using a convex probe in both two and four dimensional scan formats. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles

are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart rate is within normal limits. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The skull is absent as well as some of the brain tissue. The brain tissue present has an irregular lobular outline and sways to the left and right because nothing confines it hence making brain parts indistinguishable. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Exencephaly.NB: There is associated Polyhydramnios.

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DR OJI

C.O. M.B.,B.S

NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

KOSOKO, RONKE 37YRS AGH 03-09-13

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and

mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart rate is 140bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The scrotal sac is seen with both testis. The penile shaft is well formed.

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IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.NB: A loop of the umbilical cord was sighted around the foetal chest and neck.

DR OJI C.O. M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

KADR, TEMITOPE AD PVT 06-09-13

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and

mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitaliais not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.

DR OJI C.O.

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M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

EGBUJOR, AMY 32YRS BOB 23-09-13

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and breech presentation. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

8. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and

mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

9. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

10. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Nil cysts.

11. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

12. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

13. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

14. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The scrotal sac is seen with both testicles. The penile shaft is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.NB: A loop of the umbilical cord was sighted around the foetal right hand,chest and neck.

DR OJI C.O.

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M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

ABDULRAHEEM, AZEEZAT 29YRS AGH 13-01-14

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. The amniotic fluid index (AFI) measured 40.56cm, indicative of severe Polyhydramnios.

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Average foetal heart rate is 144bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebrum and cerebellum are visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, duodenum, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The scrotal sac is seen with both testis. However a mild to moderate collection of echofree fluid is sighted in the tunica vaginalis of the right hemiscrotal sac, suggestive of a hydrocoele. The penile shaft is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Severe Polyhydramnios and congenital right sided hydrocoele in a viable male singleton.NB: A loop of the umbilical cord was sighted around the foetal chest and neck.

DR OJI C.O.

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M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

BAKARE, RUKAYAT AD MTQ 11-02-14

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Average foetal heart rate is 146bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.

DR OJI C.O. M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

SOETAN, SEUN 29YRS BOB 04-06-14

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in right transverse lie. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1.FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2.NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3.CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart rate is 139bpm. Nil cysts.

4.CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5.MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6.GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7.UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The scrotal sac is seen with both testis. The penile shaft is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.

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DR OJI C.O. M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

OYEFODUNRIN, REMI AD PVT 01-08-14

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation and scanned using a convex probe in both two and four dimensional scan formats. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details).

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Average foetal heart rate is 146bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.

DR OJI C.O.

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M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

OKORO, OMOSIVIE AD ROCK FOUNDATION 22-09-14

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation and scanned using a convex probe in both two and four dimensional scan formats. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details).

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – The thyroid gland is within normal limits. No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Average foetal heart rate is 150bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. However, while the right choroid plexus is seen with normal contour, the left choroid plexus is sighted with a cyst in its terminal (distal) aspect measuring 0.78cm by 0.77cm. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spines were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The labia majora is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Choroid plexus cyst (left).

DR OJI C.O.

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M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATE

ADEBIYI, BUKOLA 35YRS RAMC 24-10-14

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details)

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS

15. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and

mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

16. NECK –No masses seen.

17. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Foetal heart rate is 140bpm. Nil cysts.

18. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

19. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

20. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

21. UGS – The kidneys and bladder are within normal limits. The genitalia is not ambiguous. The scrotal sac is seen with both testes. The penile shaft is well formed.

IMPRESSION: Viable normal singleton.

DR ALAKA A.H. M.B.,B.S

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NAME OF PATIENT AGE REFERRING HOSPITAL DATEOYENEYE, KARIMAT AD AGH 31-10-14

PROCEDURE: A single viable intrauterine gestation is visualised in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation and scanned using a convex probe in both two and four dimensional scan formats. (pls refer to the obstetric scan report for details).

ANOMALY SCAN FINDINGS1. FACE – The nose and ears appear normal. The maxilla, lips and mandibles are visualised with no deformities detected.

2. NECK – No masses seen.

3. CHEST – The four chambers of the heart are clearly delineated in the normal left of midline position. Average foetal heart rate is 146bpm. Nil cysts.

4. CNS – The cerebellum is visualised. The cisterna magna and lateral ventricular width are within normal limits. The cavum septi pellucidi and atrium of the lateral ventricles are normal. The foetal cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine were imaged in the longitudinal and transverse planes with no abnormality noted.

5. MSS – No abnormality detected in the limbs, hands, feet and vertebral spines. No masses seen in the trunk. Nil defects in the dorsal and ventral trunk. 3 vessel cord and abdominal cord insertion were visualised without evidence of anomaly. The skin thickness is within normal limits.

6. GIT – The stomach, liver, spleen and bowel loops appear normal.

7. UGS – The kidneys appears normal in position however the kidney is enlarged (7.8cm by 5.0cm) with multiple non communicating calyces, thinning of cortical the wall and loss of renal sinus are noted indicative multicystic kidney. The urinary bladder is not affected.

IMPRESSION: Left Multicystic Kidney.

DR ALAKA A.H. M.B.,B.S

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