77-year-old male with smoking history presents with hematuria. CT with contrast in the axial plane during the excretory shows evidence of an expansile filling defect occupying a left upper pole calyx. Histology showed a transitional cell carcinoma (TCC), The associated imaging sign is called a ‘phantom calyx sign” inferring a calyx that completely fails to opacify
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