Category: Kidney Ultrasound

Renal masses – abnormal growths within the kidney – can understandably cause significant anxiety when detected. The initial question for both patient and physician often…

Kidney cortical thickness is a seemingly minor detail often tucked away within the larger scope of an ultrasound report. Many patients glance over it, failing…

Kidney stents – small tubes inserted into the urinary tract – are frequently used to relieve obstruction caused by kidney stones, tumors, or strictures. While…

Kidneys are vital organs responsible for filtering waste products from the blood and maintaining fluid balance within the body. When something obstructs the flow of…

The emergency room (ER) is often the first point of contact for patients presenting with a wide range of acute conditions. Rapid and accurate triage…

Kidney ultrasound is a widely used diagnostic tool in nephrology and urology, offering a non-invasive way to visualize the kidneys and surrounding structures. While often…

Kidney stones are a surprisingly common affliction, causing significant pain and discomfort for millions worldwide. Often appearing without warning, their diagnosis and management rely heavily…

An ultrasound is often one of the first lines of investigation when someone experiences flank pain, urinary issues, or as part of routine prenatal care.…

Renal vein thrombosis (RVT) is a relatively uncommon but serious condition involving blockage of one or both renal veins, which drain blood from the kidneys.…

Renal artery bypass (RAB) grafting is a complex surgical intervention typically reserved for patients with atherosclerotic renal artery stenosis causing significant hypertension refractory to medical…