good video. but the sensitivity and specificity data provided is actually for URETERAL calculi, not renal calculi. The data for renal calculi is much lower. thank you!
Sir, can a renal stone be equal in echogenicity as the renal sinus fat complex? Can the fat complex give posterior shadow just like a stone in some cases?
Hi, yes, it can be difficult to differentiate small stones from lumpy-bumpy sinus fat. But usually fat doesn't give shadowing. Even if the localized fat is big enough to be confused with a stone, there will be some through transmission of the sound waves (= no shadow).
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Everything clearly explained. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
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good video. but the sensitivity and specificity data provided is actually for URETERAL calculi, not renal calculi. The data for renal calculi is much lower. thank you!
what will the settings for CD for the renal stone?
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Sir, can a renal stone be equal in echogenicity as the renal sinus fat complex? Can the fat complex give posterior shadow just like a stone in some cases?
Hi, yes, it can be difficult to differentiate small stones from lumpy-bumpy sinus fat. But usually fat doesn't give shadowing. Even if the localized fat is big enough to be confused with a stone, there will be some through transmission of the sound waves (= no shadow).