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Kidney

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KIDNEYS • The right kidney is best examined in the supine position three the liner angel the transducer (Probe Obliquely) Until we have the image of the right kidney a cornel and lateral approached can also be used if the liver is small bowel gases obscure .The visualization of lower pole it may be necessary to role the patient into the right side up position Lt.Kidney • Begin with the patient in the Lt,side up position with the patients Lt,arm extended over his or her head and using a cornel approach vary the Lt, side up and oblique position until you can see the kidney Size of Kidney The normal adult kidney as measured by ultra sound is between 8 to 13 cm in length and about 5 cm in width • Kidney have a convex later edge and a concave medial edge Pathology of Kidney  Small and stage kidney with and stage kidney diseased both kidneys are small 5 to 8 cm in length but renal sinus echo's are visible there is renal parenchyma is usually shrunken focal loss o...

Gall Bladder

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GALL BLADDER • The Gall Bladder is situated on the inferior aspect of the liver, medial and interior to the kidney and lateral and interior to the I.V.C Its is a tear shape and varies in size .The Gall Bladder may contain a kink close to the neck it is divided to the fundus the body and the neck PREPRATION OF THE PATIENT • For the visualization of Gall Bladder in a patient it must be full distended. The Gall Bladder will only be fully distended when the patient is hungry. • The Gall Bladder is cystic cavities, which contain bile salt, oblique in nature and sono graphically anechoic. Therefore its pathology can only be rule out when it is in full distended but when it is not fully riled we are not able to see the inner side of the gall bladder and in this way we may missed all of its pathology even the stone PATHOLOGY OF THE GALL BLADDER (GALL STONE ) • Gall stones are seen with acute and chronic cholecystitis but may bee found in symptoms of patient as well ther...