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    Dr. Viorela Enchescu

    Multimedia Lesson

    KIDNEY ULTRASOUND

    E-EDUMED e-Learning Educational Center in MedicineAgreement N. LLP/LdV/TOI/RO/2010/006

    This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible

    for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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    NORMAL KIDNEY US

    Sections: longitudinal,transversal

    Sonic windows/ LK >intercostal, RK > subcostal m-clav, intercostal

    Urinary bladdes full

    Capsula Parenchyma

    Cortex

    Medulla

    Pyramids of Malpighivisibile only in children

    In adults the differencecortex/medulla appearsonly in glomerularyedema from AGN

    Kidney pelvis the mostechogenic structure in the

    Well delimited contour,regular, or with incisions(rare) = ECHOGENICcapsule

    Parenchyma the most

    hypoechogenic thickness (IP): 1,5-2

    cm

    Size:

    longitudinal 10 - 13

    cm transversal 3,5 - 5

    cm

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    Kidney US examination technique

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    Kidney US examination technique

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    PYELIC/KIDNEY ABNORMALITIES

    Diagnosis problemscomplicatedabnormalities

    Differential diagnosispyelocalyceal

    cysts/dilatations(UIV)

    Pseudotumoralirregular aspect,intracystic vegetations

    Precalycealcanalicular ectasiaCacchi-Ricci diseasesponge kidneyshyperechogenic

    pyramids, tiger aspect

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    POLYCYSTIC BILATERAL KIDNEYPARAPYELIC CYSTS

    in renal sinus Normal kidney sizes

    Normal or slightly decreased IP

    Multiple formations in the sinushypoechogenic/ transsonic

    NON-COMUNICATING

    Echogenic walls, equal

    Clear content, fluid

    Can fingerprint on the medullawithout

    dissimulating the parenchyma

    size 1 - 3 cm Diff. Dg. with

    pyelocaliceal

    dilatations

    comunicating /

    form of "clubs"

    PARENCHYMA CYSTS

    in all large renal mass Large renal volume> 15 cm

    Different sizes

    clear, non-comunicating,own walls

    IP disapeared

    family aggregation

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    HYDRONEPHROSIS US

    Confirmation, severity,causes, complications

    Comunicating cavities US Type of obstruction clot,

    pus, lithiasis, stenosis Complications

    hydropyonephrosis, urinoma

    (posttraumatic) Limitations - false +, false -,discordant UIV)

    Pyelocalyceal dilations arereversible, can be remitedafter mobilisation of the

    calcul

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    PATHOLOGY PARAPYELIC CYSTS

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    PATHOLOGY PARAPYELIC CYSTS

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    THE VALUE OF KIDNEY US

    Noninvasive character, non-ionizing, low cost,addressability, repeatability

    Multiple indications of first intention- UIV alternativeimaging (with CT)

    Direct view : R. kidney, perirenal sp., urinary bladder,

    pelvic structures Positive diagnosis, certainty, exclusion

    Examination in real time - physiological cycles, the effectof gravity, palpation with the transducer under directvisual control

    Exclusive direct morphological relations perirenal space anatomical and complementary relationships-extension balance

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    LIMITATIONS of KIDNEY US The technique is operator/patientdependent

    Difficult view of the entire pyelic tree inthe absence of dilation (lumbar, iliac,pelvic)

    Lack of functional information - partlysubstituted by some contrast agents(vesicoureteral reflux)

    Absence of specific contrast agents withurinary elimination

    Tumoral pathology, lithiasis of theurinary tract - apparently non-obstructive UIV


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