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Thursday 10 August 2017

CASE 446: KILT SYNDROME, Dr PHAN THANH HẢI, Dr LÊ TỰ PHÚC, MEDIC MEDICAL CENTER, HCMC, VIETNAM



Man 35 yo,  hematuria repeated  many times with  many  dilated subcutaneous veins on the abdomen wall [photo].


US of  kidneys   showed  righ and left kidney looked like hydronephrosis. But cannot detected the cause ( US 1, US 2)   US 3  =  CDI of  renal artery;  US 4 = spectral Doppler of pyramid arteries; US 5 = varicosis in urinary bladder wall.






CT of kidney without CE ( CT 1)=   HU of pelvis kidney  = 8 UI
CT 2  with CE ,  CT 3: secretion phase; CT 4= small ureter on R and L sides.







 MRI 1, MRI 2= kidney non CE   showed pelvis kidneys dilated and fluid collection around  2 kidneys.



Ultrasound of the leg = dilated chronic  deep vein thrombosis.

Conclusion= absence of IVC  suprarenal with DVT of  the legs, it is  K I L T syndrome.
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