Left renal cyst with calcification

Left renal cyst, as the name suggests, is located on the left kidney cyst. B-ultrasound and CT examination found that some patients cyst accompanied by calcification of the cyst wall, cyst is equivalent to a water bag, and the cyst wall is equivalent to its outer layer of skin, and on the inside of the cyst wall, that is, on the wall there will be some calcified spots formed, so the report sheet often mentions renal cyst with calcification of the cyst wall. If the cyst is less than 4 cm, it can be reviewed regularly without surgery unless it causes symptoms. For example, cysts located near the renal pelvis, called parapelvic cysts, compression of the renal pelvis, resulting in hydronephrosis, resulting in lumbar soreness and urinary tract obstruction, only need to consider active treatment. Or cysts greater than 4 cm, located on the surface of the kidney, but causing significant lumbar soreness and compression of surrounding organs, then laparoscopic renal cyst decompression. General cyst fluid clear, and accompanied by calcification are benign lesions, do not worry too much. If the cystic fluid is cloudy and compartmentalized, compartmentalized enhancement, or if there are nodules within the cyst, it is considered malignant and may require partial nephrectomy.