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What does "hyperechogenic central tissue" finding in kidney ultrasound mean? does it mean hyperechogenic lesion, mass? should not it be measured in cm? no measurement included. kidney blood and urine tests normal. any suggestion for diagnosis? f 66yr?
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This will depend on what the echocardiographer interprets it to be. I would discuss with your reg Dr.
Answered 11/20/2022
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