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Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science, Vol 11, Issue 4, 367-376
Copyright © 1981 by Association of Clinical Scientists

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Ultrasonic scanning of the kidneys

DA Wilson

Recent improvement in imaging technology has enabled ultrasound to assume an increasingly vital role in the identification and evaluation of renal disease. Renal masses can be differentiated. The nonfunctioning kidney can be imaged and obstruction or inflammation diagnosed. When further information is needed, an ultrasound guided biopsy or aspiration can be performed.




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