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Echogenic foci in both kidneys serious?
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kidneys: Echogenic foci in kidneys refers to white spots that may indicate a kidney stone, calcium in a blood vessel, or fat. A ct scan of the abdomen without IV contrast would help to clarify.
Answered 7/24/2019
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