Ultrasound imaging is a key investigatory step in the evaluation of chronic kidney disease
and kidney transplantation. It uses nonionizing radiation, is noninvasive, and generates real …

The application of bedside ultrasonography in routine clinical practice has dramatically
evolved over the last few decades and will likely continue to grow as technological …

Rationale and Objectives Interstitial fibrosis, common to most chronic kidney diseases, can
potentially affect the speckle patterns of kidney ultrasound (US). Here we use Radiomics …

Renal and genitourinary ultrasound are fundamental resources employed by emergency
and critical care healthcare providers to make prompt diagnoses and perform ultrasound …

Despite efforts to diagnose diabetic nephropathy (DN) using biochemical data or ultrasound
imaging separately, a significant gap exists regarding the development of integrated models …

Although ultrasound plays an important role in the diagnosis of chronic kidney disease
(CKD), image interpretation requires extensive training. High operator variability and limited …

Objective To determine the diagnostic value of ultrasound signs of urinary stones less than
or equal to 10 mm and to determine clinico-radiological variants of ureteric colic. Methods A …

Conventional and advanced ultrasound (US) techniques are essential in evaluation of a
number of renal and ureteral pathologies (Table 1). 1 Kidney diseases can result from a …

Combined with a physical examination, clinical ultrasound offers a valuable complement
that can help guide clinical decision-making. In various medical and surgical specialties, it is …

In medical imaging field, ultrasound imaging technique provides a tremendous service on
disease recognition. It assists as non-catheterization, hazardous emission-free diagnosis at …