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Fig. 2D. —67-year-old man who was incidentally found to have left renal abnormality diagnosed as localized cystic disease of kidney. IV contrast-enhanced axial CT scan corresponding to C shows no enhancement in corresponding regions of interest (circled), which continue to measure 1-10 H. Note enhancing attenuated renal tissue. Calcification in the cyst walls was not a prominent feature and was seen in only four cases. (Courtesy of Shah H, Little Rock, AR)





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