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My dad's gfr is 60 & he's taking in ketoanalogues. is his slightly increase renal parenchymal echogenicity & tiny nephrocalcinosis the cause?
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Your Dad: has significant renal failure the imaging discloses what i think is polycystic renal disease which indeed may explain his situation! Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 3/7/2015
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