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Collecting-system dilatation · ultrasound

Ultrasound

Collecting-system dilatation · ultrasound

Communicating fluid spaces in the pelvis and calyces; their cause and obstructive significance require assessment.

Structure: Pelvis and calyces
Appearance: Communicating anechoic spaces
Parenchyma: Assess thickness
Cause: Assess obstruction in context

Central stone with posterior acoustic shadowing. Authentic document with original caption context retained.

Ultrasound

Renal stone with acoustic shadowing

Central stone with posterior acoustic shadowing.

Observation: An echogenic focus casts a posterior shadow.
Limitation: A stone does not automatically mean obstruction.

A solid cortical renal mass on ultrasound. Authentic document with original caption context retained.

Ultrasound

Solid renal mass: ultrasound

A solid cortical renal mass on ultrasound.

Observation: Source markers measure the solid lesion.
Limitation: Ultrasound alone is not histological proof.

Free intraperitoneal fluid. Source attribution retained; descriptive MICA reading.

Ultrasound

Ascites on ultrasound

Free intraperitoneal fluid.

Technique: Ultrasound
Observation: Anechoic fluid abuts abdominal structures.
Limitation: Black appearance does not identify fluid composition.