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Correlation of CT and ultrasound in the evaluation of renal lymphoma

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Urologic radiology

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In a series of 225 patients with lymphoma studied by computed tomography, involvement of the kidney(s) was found in 11 (4.9%). These cases were then also studied by ultrasound. Because of the characteristic findings of computed tomography and sonography in renal lymphoma, a reliable diagnosis was possible along with an accurate assessment of the incidence and types of renal involvement. Illustration of this material along with a discussion of the clinical implications of these findings is presented.

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Horii, S.C., Bosniak, M.A., Megibow, A.J. et al. Correlation of CT and ultrasound in the evaluation of renal lymphoma. Urol Radiol 5, 69–76 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02926774

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