Presentation
The patient presented to accident and emergency department (A&E) following a fall at home, complaining of pain in the right buttock and groin, with a query of possible fracture.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Jackstone calculi
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No evidence of fracture identified.
Radiographic findings reveal moderate bilateral hip osteoarthritis with CAM deformities.
Irregular calcifications are noted overlying the anatomical bladder, possibly indicative of calculi, including the Jackstone variety.
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Large 2.2 cm bladder calculus (Jackstone calculi).
Multiple further small bilateral calyceal calculi.
No hydroureter or hydronephrosis.
Case Discussion
Jackstone calculi are a type of bladder stone with spiculated edges, which is said to resemble toy jacks.
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