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Cystic dysplasia, hematuria





Tags: Urinary tract sonography, Esaote MyLab 70, Clinical report, Pediatric

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  Cystic dysplasia, hematuria
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    An infant in the Children's Clinical City Hospital with a single functioning kidney, according to the attending physician, was sent for an ultrasound with suspicion of pyelonephritis due to hematuria.

    On ultrasound, a non-functioning kidney is represented by a group of cysts (diff. diagnosis: cystic dysplasia, etc.), a functioning kidney with echopositive inclusion in the projection of the renal pelvis (diff. diagnosis: hemorrhagic clot, sludge, etc.).

   


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