Foreign Body in Kidney Presenting as Renal Stone

Foreign body penetrating duodenum into kidney: A case report

“…If the foreign body penetrates the duodenum and penetrates the right kidney, the patient's symptoms often include hematuria, waist pain, 3 , 4 and other local symptoms, as well as fever, sepsis, and other systemic symptoms. But the symptoms are atypical, leading to the penetration of foreign bodies in adjacent organs that are often misdiagnosed as kidney tumors, kidney stones, 5 etc. At present, the treatment methods for such penetrating foreign bodies are gastroscopic surgery, laparoscopic surgery, and opening surgery.…”

Retained foreign body post-PCNL: an unusual complication and endoscopic management

“…Especially, the people residing in the stone belt of India have calculi ≥2 cm for which, until, the best intervention is PCNL. PCNL has been established as a safe procedure with minimal complications; however, there have been few reported cases of loss of the guidewire sheath in the kidney postintervention 3–12 Table 1. depicts the various reported instances of foreign body in the kidney and their successful management.…”

Swallowed Needle Embedded in the Right Kidney for Ten Months in a 4-Year-Old Asymptomatic Child

“…Although most foreign bodies pass through the gastrointestinal tract without complications, around 1% of cases may lead to complications such as laceration, obstruction, perforation, or, rarely, penetration to adjacent organs (1). While migratory foreign bodies in the kidney are infrequent, foreign bodies in the kidney can cause infections, hematuria, or the formation of stones (2,3). Although radiography is usually effective in locating radiopaque objects, CT can demonstrate the complications or migration and guide for surgery (1,2).…”