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3 yrs old had us after uti. this was the findings: fullness of the right renal system with no evident of frank hdrynephrosis. minimal layering echogenic foci at the base of the bladder suggestive of debri. should i be concerned? is this a tumor?
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This is a reassuring result, consistent with a not too serious UTI. No tumor. But discuss with your child's doctor for even better interpretation and advice.
Answered 9/27/2023
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No it is not a tumor but either some concentrated debris from the infection. It would be a good idea to see a Urologist for an opinion.
Answered 9/28/2023
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