Renal ultrasonography is a noninvasive medical test that produces images of the kidneys and bladder using sound waves. It assists clinicians in the diagnosis and treatment of urinary problems. A renal ultrasound can determine the size, position, and form of the kidneys and adjacent organs, ureters, and bladder. Cysts, tumors, abscesses, blockages, fluid collection, and infections inside or around the kidneys can also get detected with sonography.
Increased Echogenicity of the Kidney Parenchyma - An Overview
An increased echogenicity is because of the increase in material that can reflect sound waves in an ultrasonography.
Kidney Ultrasound
A kidney ultrasound is a medical procedure in which sound waves are used to take images of the kidney, the ureters, and the bladder for diagnosis.
