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What does heterogeneity of echotexture in the kidney mean?
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Ultrasound cloudy: The increased echogenicity generally means there is some chronic process going on. Knowing the sizes of the kidneys, whether there are stones, cysts, or evidence of obstruction, are all important other features that aid in giving the entire impression. , .
Answered 9/1/2017
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