LOCALIZED CYSTIC DISEASE OF THE KIDNEY: A CASE FOLLOWED-UP 7 YEARS

Purpose: Localized cystic disease (LCD) is an uncommon presentation of renal cystic disease and has been confused with the other cystic masses of the kidney. In the literature, there are a few reports of this condition. Also, this condition has been referred by authors in a various spectrum of names, such as segmental cystic disease or unilateral cystic disease. We aim to review the radiological findings of LCD and display the value of sonography in this disease. Methods and Materials: A cystic mass was incidentally found in right kidney of an asymptomatic 31-year old male during sonographic examination. Results…