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Fig. 1. —Axial unenhanced CT scan of 24-year-old man with acute-onset pain in right flank radiating to left lower abdomen and microhematuria. Image obtained at level of kidneys shows renal parenchyma on right (27 H) to be less dense than parenchyma on left (35 H). Obstructing 4-mm ureterovesicular junction calculus (not shown) was seen. Image of same patient is shown in Figure 6.

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