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Frequency and Clinical Significance of Transient Hyperechoic Renal Medulla in Neonates.

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Ultrasonography. 2001;20(4):309-313. Published online 2001 December 1

Hyperechoic renal papillae in neonates

D.C. Howlett

Clinical Radiology. 1999;54(10):699

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Hyperechoic renal papillae as a physiological finding in neonates

Michiru Nakamura, Kyoko Yokota, Chian Chen, Nobuyuki Taniguchi, Akio Izumi, Fukiko Kawai, Kouichi Itoh

Clinical Radiology. 1999;54(4):233-236

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Hyperechogenicity of Renal Medulla and Urinary Bladder in Normal Neonates: Clinical Significance

Young Tong Kim, Jai Soung Park, Gun Soo Han, Il Young Kim, Hye Kyung Lee, Yong Sik Min

Journal of the Korean Radiological Society. 2000;42(1):187

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ULTRASOUND APPEARANCE OF THE OUTER MEDULLA IN DOGS WITHOUT RENAL DYSFUNCTION

Daniel Vander Hart, Matthew D. Winter, Julie Conway, Clifford R. Berry

Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound. 2013;n/a-n/a

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Hyperechoic thickened ependyma: Sonographic demonstration and significance in neonates

F. Rypens, E. F. Avni, L. Dussaussois, P. David, P. Vermeylen, P. Van Bogaert, C. Matos

Pediatric Radiology. 1994;24(8):550-553

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Hyperechoic Renal Mass

Expertddx: Abdomen and Pelvis. 2017;552-557

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Small hyperechoic nodules of the renal parenchyma

F. Zappasodi, G. Sanna, G. Fiorentini, C. Frassineti

Journal of Clinical Ultrasound. 1985;13(5):321-324

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An unconscious 76-year-old woman with renal failure and hyperechoic kidney lesions

S. Reuter, E. Bussemaker, D. Pabst, E. Eltze, U. Hillebrand

Clinical Kidney Journal. 2009;2(2):184-185

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The Significance of Isolated Hyperechoic Bowel

Anisa Awadh, Shanthi Salram

BMUS Bulletin. 2001;9(4):4-8

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Transient renal medullary hyperechogenicity in ultrasound studies of neonates: Is it a normal phenomenon and what are the causes?

Thomas W. Riebel, Klaus Abraham, Rolf Wartner, Reinhold Müller

Journal of Clinical Ultrasound. 1993;21(1):25-31

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