A young patient presents to the OPD with recurrent colicky abdominal pain. Urine examination shows the presence of red blood cells (RBCs) and the following crystal shape in the figure. What is the most likely diagnosis?
ACystine stone
BGlomerulonephritis
COxalate stone
DPolycystic kidney disease
EUric acid stone
A patient presented with complaints of pain in the flank region with hematuria. On investigation, X-ray shows multiple calcification (stones) in both kidneys. What is the probable diagnosis?
APolycystic kidney disease
BParathyroid Adenoma
CRenal calculi
DCKD
Which of the following is typically seen on ultrasound in acute pyelonephritis?
ADecreased vascularity
BEnlarged kidney with diffuse swelling
CLocalized hypoechogenic areas in the kidney
DFluid collection around the kidney
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