Medical MCQ-A patient presented with pain abdomen, X-Ray, AP view shows calcification on right side of abdomen. In lateral view calcification is seen to overlie the spine. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A patient presented with pain abdomen, X-Ray, AP view shows calcification on right side of abdomen. In lateral view calcification is seen to overlie the spine. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Calcification in veebral sphenoid process

Calcified mesenteric nodes

Gall stone

Renal stone

Question Category:

Radiology

Correct Answer:

Renal stone

Description:

Calcification on AP view in right side of abdomen and overlying the spine in lateral view points towards Renal stones( retroperitoneal). X-ray lumbar spine showing radio-opaque lesion in left paraveebral space which on lateral X-ray overlies with spine.

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