• Age : 31 th • Sex : Female • Register: 12453270 • Address : Wonokitri Buntu 88 • Occupation : house wife • Admission : 27-10-15 • Insurance : BPJS 3 • Organ : kidney • Doctor : Hasroni (HFR) Anamnesis • Patien consulted by digestive with abscess psoas D post op appendic perforation + moderate HN D + right ureter stone • Chief complain : Right lower abdomen mass • Patient suffered right lower abdomen mass 3 weeks ago. The patient feel that pain almost all the time. History of flank pain (+), haematuria (+), stone expulsion (+) since 1996, fever (+), nausea (-), vomiting (-). • History of HT and DM denied • History of surgery: • 1 st operation : Laparotomi (infra umbilical incision) ec appendix perforation (8/9/15), dr Guruh, Sp. B at Brawijaya Hospital • 2nd operation: advice dr SIS URS D in Haji hospital by RAL (20/10/15) (patient refuse to open diversion) During operation, impacted ureteral stone, difficult to inserted URS further and SJ stent, 2 hour stop operation Physical examination • General condition : fair • BP 110/70 mmHg, Pulse 80 x/m, RR 20 x/m • General State • H/N : A - / I - / C - / D - • Thorax : cor S1S2 normal, pulmo ves/ves, rh -/- • Abdomen : Flat, BS (+), H/L unpalpable, Right inguinal mass, red, warm, size 4x4 cm • Extremity : Edema (-), sensoric and motoric normal Physical examination Urological state • Flank :mass -/- • CVA knock pain : +/- • Suprapubic : VU unpalpable • GE : female,foley catheter 16 fr (+), UP ± 1800 cc/24h, yellow clear • DRE : Anal sphincter tone + normal, smooth mucosa, nodul (-), BCR (+) Clinical Picture Laboratory Finding Laboratoy, 27/10/2015 UL, 27/10/2015 Hb 10,4 g/dL pH 7,0 Leu 12,27 .103 /uL lekosit 1/lp Tromb 385.103 /uL Erythrocyt 2/lp FH PPT 12,7s e
APT 27,6 s BGA
T SGOT/PT 48/54U/L pH 7,6 PCO 18 Alb 3.16 g/dL 2 BUN/SK 6/0,75 mg/dL PO2 143 CRP 71.8 ml/mg HCO 17, 3 7 Na/K/Cl 138,1/4.1/95,4/ BE -3,9 SO2 100 GDA 93 mg/dl Thorax Photo 6/10/2015 Cor and Pulmo with in normal limit KUB 20/10/15 Radioopaque shadow (-) CT scan abdomen with contrast 8/10/15 • Left ureteral stone with severe HN D • Abcess iliopsoas D CT scan abdomen with contrast 8/10/15 CT stonography 8/10/15 CT IVU 8/10/15
• Lesi hypodense 9-23 HU, irregular, size 4,8 x 6,5 x
17,1 cm along m psoas mayor D PVL 1 until m iliopsoas D extend to subcutan anterior abdomen wall size 12,5 x 12,9 x 6,6 cm and extend to posterior PVL 3-4 to m quadratus lumborum D and facia thoracolumbar D size 4,7 x 4,4 x 4,05 cm • Moderate Hidroureteronefrosis with nephrolithiasis multiple at upper, mid and lower pole and multiple ureter stone size 4 mm • Incomplete left double system CT IVU 27/10/15 CT IVU 8/10/15 Interdepartement Consult • Digestive : Drainage incision abscess at psoas D, inguinal D region (CITO) Asessment Working Dx : Abscess Psoas D Primary Dx : Post appendectomy perforation Secondary Dx : Right Nephrolithiasis multiple non opaque at upper, mid and lower pole and multiple ureter prox right stone post URS D, Incomplete left double system Complication : Right moderate Dx hydronephrosis, non visualized Right Kidney Planning Suggest: Dx: Urinary culture + SST, Uric acid Tx: Inj Ceftriaxone 2x1 g inj Metronidazole 3 x 500 mg inj Metamizole 3x1 g inj Ranitidin 2x50 mg
Plan : RPG-URS D + DJ stent D, if failed open diversi urine D
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