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hello my father ultrasound result is..both kidneys are normal in size with increased cortical echogenicity.there are tiny medium level echoes seen in right kidney,largest of which measure 1.3cm. tiny echogenic foci with no posterior acoustic shadowing are seen in the left kidney.no hydronephrosis seen.both perirenal spaces are intact.the urinary bladder is moderately distended with no intravesical echoes seen.its wall is not thickened.per and post void volumes are 198cc and 23cc,respectively. impression..BILATERAL RENAL PARENCHYMAL DIESEASE.SUGGEST BIOCHEMICAL CORRELATION .RENAL VASCULAR CALCIFICATION VS TINY NON-OBSTRUCTING NEPHROLITHIASES,RIGTH.RENAL VASCULAR CALCIFICATIONS,LEFT MINIMAL URINARY RETENTION(12%)
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Bilateral renal parenchymal disease occurs secondary to hypertension or diabetes. And also there is calcification with mild urine retention which suggests there could be a renal calculi. Ask your father to drink plenty of fluids for flushing of stone and control of diabetes and hypertension if any to prevent the progression of renal disease.
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What Does This Ultrasound Report Of Kidney Mean?
Hi I have gone through your query, i will try to give you suggestion which will be helpful to you. Bilateral renal parenchymal disease occurs secondary to hypertension or diabetes. And also there is calcification with mild urine retention which suggests there could be a renal calculi. Ask your father to drink plenty of fluids for flushing of stone and control of diabetes and hypertension if any to prevent the progression of renal disease. I hope this suggestion might be of some help to you. I will be glad to help you in case if you have any further queries. Thank you