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Kidney calcinate plus





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  Kidney calcinate plus
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    The patient 75 years old came to the US of kidney because at US previously identified stones.

    No stones were detected on the current ultrasound but a hyperechoic inclusion was visualized with an acoustic shadow in the parenchyma up to 8 mm(calcinate? calcificated papilla of the pyramid? others?)

    Also, at the request of the patient, the thyroid gland was examined, as she said, previously was found a node there.

    On ultrasound in the left lobe a hypoechoic lesion of horizontal orientation up to 4 mm in size is visualized, at CFM without blood flow (colloid node? other?)

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