That's the diagnosis of gout.
We scanned his abdomen and this is what we found on sonography:
That's the urinary bladder with loads of crystals. What is the cause? Uric acid crystals in bladder is the likely cause.
Pyuria or pus in bladder can produce a similar appearance. However, pus wouldn't be so brightly echogenic.
Had a look at the kidneys:
Looked initially to be a medium sized renal calculus. But change of posture produced a shift of the sediments. Clearly a case of a milk of calcium cyst. Measuring 1.5 cms.
Diagnosis: renal milk of calcium cyst with crystaluria. Possibly the left renal MOC cyst is a calyceal diverticulum. Could it be the cause of release of crystals into the urinary bladder?
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