PAMJ Clinical Images Quiz

PAMJ - CLINICAL IMAGES QUIZ

Images in Clinical Medicine Quiz allows clinicians, interns, medical students alike to test their clinical knowledge using articles published in the PAMJ. The PAMJ Image Quiz is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

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A 66-year old patient with a history of smoking and right pyelonephritis, presenting with chronic right lumbar pain without haematuria. Uroscan was in favor of cystic dysplasia of the right kidney as well as of right hydronephrosis associated with syndrome of pyelo-ureteral junction with budding intrarenal images. What is your diagnosis?

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The PAMJ Clinical Quiz comes from manuscripts submitted in PAMJ journals mostly in the category Images in Clinical Medicine, or Case Reports. Quiz questions are developed by PAMJ Clinical Editors and provide an opportunity to health professionals, clinicians, and medical students to test their clinical skills. Distributed under the terms of CC BY 4.0. Feedback: editor@panafrican-med-journal.com.

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