Calyceal Diverticulum: A Case Report

Calyceal diverticulums are often benign and asymptomatic. On the other hand, some interventions necessary in several symptoms. Radiological imaging is performed to made dianoses, but somehow can pose misinterpretation of radiological results mistreatment from urologist. To present a case calyceal diverticulum treated with open diverticulectomy. This study reported 30-year-old man an almost 1-month history left flank pain. The patient undergone diagnostics, before finally diagnosed stone inside it. had underwent Initially, cystoscopy insertion Double J Stent (DJ Stent) were done, then using lumbotomy approach incision that been made. demonstrated use combined urologist interpretation surgical management which was successfully patient’s clinical problems.