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A 20-year-old male asked:

Could you please send me ultrasound of kidney with renal stones and also tell me how possible for an individual to have 1 kidney means mechanism?

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Dr. Ronald Holzmananswered

Mammography, Breast Ultrasound 49 years experience

Can't send from here: a solitary kidney may be the result of a prior naphrectomy (kidney surgically removed), or congenitally absent.

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I have all the symptoms of a kidney stone. Micro hematuria renal colic back and flak pain yet no stones on ultrasound or CT KUB (non contrast)?

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A 38-year-old female asked:

Renal ultrasound showed small hyperechoic foci in both kidneys. What can cause multiple small stones in both kidneys in a 33 yr. Old male? Could taking high vit d daily with calcium long term cause it

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A 40-year-old male asked:

F 63. Normal blood tests and urine tests for kidney. Ultrasound was done to follow up on kidney stone , and report say hyperechoic central tissue. Should not this be the case as renal sinus is hyperechoic? Why this is reported? Can this be maligant?

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A 67-year-old female asked:

Had blood in urine. Had culture that was negative. Had ultrasound that showed I have an unobstructed kidney stone in right renal calculous. And said I may have passed a previous stone. No further action. Should I see a urologist? or just let it go?

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A 36-year-old female asked:

Had a renal sonogram and these were the findings "there are 2 hyperechoic foci, one in the mid/lower pole of the rt kidney of 4mm and one in the interpolar caliceal system on the lft of 5mm. These could represent nonobstructive calculi but no shadow?

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