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This is USG of abdomen KUB What is finding?in which area ?please locate via image edit

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Finding Sources
Searching PubMed

renal ultrasound AND imaging

Searching the Web

ACR Appropriateness Criteria renal colic ultrasound kidney stone limitations ultrasound 2025

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Running Command

mkdir -p "/tmp/workspace/kub-usg-review/output" && python - <<'PY' from PIL import Image, ImageEnhance, ImageFilter from pathlib import Path p=Path('/tmp/workspace/attachments/cd79b8c7-b88b-4105-b5f7-fc158e46217b') out=Path('/tmp/workspace/kub-usg-review/output') for f in p.glob('*.jpg'): im=Image.open(f) # Orient the photographed report upright, then boost image panel detail r=im.rotate(180, expand=True) r.save(out/(f.stem+'_upright.jpg'),quality=95) print(f.name, im.size) PY

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python - <<'PY' from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont from pathlib import Path src=Path('/tmp/workspace/attachments/cd79b8c7-b88b-4105-b5f7-fc158e46217b/IMG_20261003_232901.jpg') out=Path('/tmp/workspace/kub-usg-review/output/annotated_KUB_USG.jpg') im=Image.open(src).rotate(180, expand=True).resize((1600,1200)) d=ImageDraw.Draw(im) try: font=ImageFont.truetype('/usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu/DejaVuSans-Bold.ttf',27) small=ImageFont.truetype('/usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu/DejaVuSans.ttf',22) except: font=small=None # in upright layout: upper right panel shows image explicitly labeled RK on printout # rectangles mark scan panels rather than making pathological claims boxes=[(75,120,730,565,'RIGHT KIDNEY (RK) view'),(870,120,1530,565,'OTHER KIDNEY VIEW - label/photo unclear'),(870,635,1530,1120,'KIDNEY VIEW - likely opposite side')] for x1,y1,x2,y2,label in boxes: d.rounded_rectangle((x1,y1,x2,y2),radius=7,outline=(255,40,40),width=5) bb=d.textbbox((0,0),label,font=font) tw,th=bb[2]-bb[0],bb[3]-bb[1] d.rounded_rectangle((x1,y1-42,x1+tw+16,y1-4),radius=6,fill=(190,0,0)) d.text((x1+8,y1-39),label,fill='white',font=font) # Locate only the image's yellow RK marking with circle in explicit panel # top right renal panel approximate yellow marker near its upper center d.ellipse((1170,190,1224,244),outline=(255,215,0),width=5) d.line((1224,217,1370,165),fill=(255,215,0),width=5) d.rounded_rectangle((1370,135,1585,180),radius=6,fill=(35,35,35),outline=(255,215,0),width=2) d.text((1378,144),'printed "RK" label',fill=(255,215,0),font=small) # disclaimer footer d.rounded_rectangle((35,1135,1565,1190),radius=8,fill=(20,20,20)) d.text((50,1150),'Boxes identify anatomy/views only. This photo cannot reliably diagnose a stone, blockage, or lesion.',fill='white',font=small) im.save(out,quality=92) print(out, out.exists(), im.size) PY

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I cannot reliably diagnose a stone, hydronephrosis, cyst, or other abnormality from photographs of printed ultrasound films. The image quality, orientation, missing measurements, and absent radiologist report make that unsafe.
What can be located:
  • The images show both kidneys in the KUB ultrasound series.
  • One panel is marked “RK”, meaning right kidney. It is located in the right upper abdomen/flank, beneath the liver.
  • The other renal images are likely the left kidney, located in the left upper abdomen/flank, beneath the spleen.
  • The second sheet includes pelvic/transvaginal ultrasound views, not just KUB views.
I have marked the kidney-view areas and the printed “RK” label. The boxes identify anatomy/views only, not a confirmed disease finding:

annotated KUB USG

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Please upload a clear photo or text of the written ultrasound report, especially the section titled Findings and Impression/Conclusion. I can then explain exactly what was found and where. Renal ultrasound is used to assess kidney size, dilatation of the collecting system, cysts, and some masses, but a final interpretation depends on the full real-time scan and report, not individual film photographs. [Smith and Tanagho’s General Urology, p. 91]
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