Recommend slowing down the transition time between sections. They are passing by a bit too quickly. Of course, people could pause the video, but a better/more comfortable viewing experience is _always_ preferable to viewers having to pause a presentation. Otherwise, informative video! 👍😎 Take care! 🙂☮️
My mother has echorich cortex (echogenic kidneys) in ultrasound... But serum creatinine is normal and also other kidney tests are normal. Is there any problem? Please reply
Imaging studies should not be interpreted in isolation. If your doctor thinks there is no kidney problem, nothing else needs to be done. Kidneys get bright with age also. *Not a medical advice. Consult your physician for management-related questions*
Ultrasound report indicates increased echogenocity in my grafted kidney.but kft tests are very normal .my query is is there any chance to get echogenocity near future?
Sir....my dad age is 62....his egfr was 59 he is diabetic and bp patient.....we had done endoscopy and took hpylori tablets which is totally 17 tablets (included diabetic medicine) within 7 day dad had swelling in his foot and doc suggested to do ultrasound ....in ultrasound it showed increased renal cortical echoes seen in both kidneys.....but before 2 months it was normal....doctor said that it is not kidney failure he said jus to maintain his bp and sugar under control.....can u pls explain me sir...becoz i'm soo much worries.....will the renal echoes reversed with diet?!!!
Ultrasound interpretation is subjective, which means, minor differences can be seen in the report depending on the technician who is performing the scan and the radiologist who is reporting. In your case, eGFR should be monitored by a qualified nephrologist/general physician, not ultrasound. Echogenicity on the ultrasound has no direct relation with swelling in the feet. Appropriate blood and urine tests will be ordered by the physician. Hope this helps. *My comments on social media platforms should not be considered medical advice. They are for educational purposes only*
i have had my ultrasound impression that tells bio kidneys echotexture with maintained cmd/ increased echotexture of bilateral kidneys- what does it mean? Is it that serious?
Sir maine 8/1/24 mae abdomen scan karwaya tha ,mere gynic doctor ne normally abdomen aur pelvis scan likha tha toh maine karwaya aur result mae pata chala ki mujhe relative mild increased cortical echogenity hae aur urinary tract infection hae toh prblm hoga kya sir mujhe bhut pain ho raha left side front and back side toh doctor me bola ki kuch nhi hoga per mujhe bhut dar lag raha hae plz reply me what to do😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏
@@abhilashnephropocus1297 same thing in May, then child was admitted due to fever, doctor said covid19 stomach attack, now he is well n good but routine check up showing some problem in ultrasound
Im confused My ultra sound says. Right renal cortical echoes increased and poor differentiation between right and central echoes. And dilated left renal pelvis. Both kidneys are normal sized. 26yr old Male
I don't think I understood it well (language used to describe findings can vary slightly depending on where you are from). Doesn't really sound abnormal but you need to talk to the doctor who ordered this test.
Hi i've been diagnosed by my radiologist of "bilateral mild diffuse renal parenchymal disease" because of slightly increased echogenicity. However, when the ultrasound results were showed to my nephro he says it's all normal since my blood and urine results were normal and that I have no CKD. I don't know who to believe. Do i have CKD?
My father has raised left renal cortical echogenecity He has creatinine level 1.8,urea 43 Fbs 85 Bp 135/70 How critical his condition In what stage of CKD he is
Chronic kidney disease is not a 'critical illness'. However, need to follow up with a qualified nephrologist for risk assessment, detecting reversible causes (if any) and optimization of medical management.
Two years ago I had a kidney ultrasound and I was told to see a Nephrologist because it showed echogenicity and because my blood work was fine and everything else my doctor didn't do anything else. Now 1 month ago I repeated kidney ultrasound and it showed increased echogenicity. Does increased echogenicity always reflect kidney disease? I want to know because I haven't been told much about it. Today I repeated the kidney ultrasound and have to do blood work to see what's going. But I'll appreciate if you help me know if this could be normal with some people?
@@abhilashnephropocus1297both keedny increased renal cortical echogenicity with maintain CMD इसका मतलब बताए plz और eregular wall off urinary bladder echoes within p/० cystitis
Recommend slowing down the transition time between sections. They are passing by a bit too quickly. Of course, people could pause the video, but a better/more comfortable viewing experience is _always_ preferable to viewers having to pause a presentation. Otherwise, informative video! 👍😎 Take care! 🙂☮️
Very useful presentation , brief and sweet 👍
Excellent teaching review😃
Mild increase of echotexture.What does it mean sir...?its serious problem sir...?
Hi . Did you get any response on this ?
Any response
My doctor said they don’t diagnose with ckd until there’s protein in urine
Slightly increased cortical echogenicity but blood test are normal
Are u ok now
@Ruppi Bhangu, please shared the answers with us also if u have got any details 🙏
Do you have any update?
Hey plz update
DR....Left kidney shows mildly raised cortical echotexture .........?its serious problem....?
Are u ok now
@@saimarashid9760 please shared the answers with us also if u have got any details 🙏
Hello does normal renal scan with grade 1 echoginicity normal?
My mother has echorich cortex (echogenic kidneys) in ultrasound...
But serum creatinine is normal and also other kidney tests are normal. Is there any problem? Please reply
Imaging studies should not be interpreted in isolation. If your doctor thinks there is no kidney problem, nothing else needs to be done. Kidneys get bright with age also.
*Not a medical advice. Consult your physician for management-related questions*
@@abhilashnephropocus1297OK Thanks..
@@aashishranjan54how much creatine
Ultrasound report indicates increased echogenocity in my grafted kidney.but kft tests are very normal .my query is is there any chance to get echogenocity near future?
So.?
Everything’s fine.?
Sir....my dad age is 62....his egfr was 59 he is diabetic and bp patient.....we had done endoscopy and took hpylori tablets which is totally 17 tablets (included diabetic medicine) within 7 day dad had swelling in his foot and doc suggested to do ultrasound ....in ultrasound it showed increased renal cortical echoes seen in both kidneys.....but before 2 months it was normal....doctor said that it is not kidney failure he said jus to maintain his bp and sugar under control.....can u pls explain me sir...becoz i'm soo much worries.....will the renal echoes reversed with diet?!!!
Ultrasound interpretation is subjective, which means, minor differences can be seen in the report depending on the technician who is performing the scan and the radiologist who is reporting. In your case, eGFR should be monitored by a qualified nephrologist/general physician, not ultrasound. Echogenicity on the ultrasound has no direct relation with swelling in the feet. Appropriate blood and urine tests will be ordered by the physician. Hope this helps.
*My comments on social media platforms should not be considered medical advice. They are for educational purposes only*
@@abhilashnephropocus1297 sure sir thank you.....❤️
@@rajeshwarim2657sir how was your dad is cured now
Hi bro
@rajeshwarim Hi
Dr my scan show mild increased sinus echogecity
i have had my ultrasound impression that tells bio kidneys echotexture with maintained cmd/ increased echotexture of bilateral kidneys- what does it mean? Is it that serious?
Sir same problem are u ok now
@@saimarashid9760sir how was he plss reply
Sir maine 8/1/24 mae abdomen scan karwaya tha ,mere gynic doctor ne normally abdomen aur pelvis scan likha tha toh maine karwaya aur result mae pata chala ki mujhe relative mild increased cortical echogenity hae aur urinary tract infection hae toh prblm hoga kya sir mujhe bhut pain ho raha left side front and back side toh doctor me bola ki kuch nhi hoga per mujhe bhut dar lag raha hae plz reply me what to do😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏
Any response
Increased echo with ill defined cortico medullary deferitiation, 7 years old child, crtinn, urea, urine all ok, what the mean ?
Likely nothing but depends on why the doctor ordered ultrasound in the first place. Some changes can be temporary, especially in children.
@@abhilashnephropocus1297 same thing in May, then child was admitted due to fever, doctor said covid19 stomach attack, now he is well n good but routine check up showing some problem in ultrasound
my fathers both kidneys have slightly raised renal cortical echogencity. is it serious please reply and his age is 58
Hi did you get any update ? Looking for the same
@@mextaverse please shared the answers with us also if u have got any details 🙏
Sir how was he plss reply
Im confused My ultra sound says. Right renal cortical echoes increased and poor differentiation between right and central echoes. And dilated left renal pelvis. Both kidneys are normal sized. 26yr old Male
I don't think I understood it well (language used to describe findings can vary slightly depending on where you are from). Doesn't really sound abnormal but you need to talk to the doctor who ordered this test.
Hi i've been diagnosed by my radiologist of "bilateral mild diffuse renal parenchymal disease" because of slightly increased echogenicity. However, when the ultrasound results were showed to my nephro he says it's all normal since my blood and urine results were normal and that I have no CKD. I don't know who to believe. Do i have CKD?
CKD is primarily a lab-based diagnosis. Echogenicity on ultrasound is often mis/over interpreted.
You have any symptoms?
Any response
My father has raised left renal cortical echogenecity
He has creatinine level 1.8,urea 43
Fbs 85
Bp 135/70
How critical his condition
In what stage of CKD he is
Chronic kidney disease is not a 'critical illness'. However, need to follow up with a qualified nephrologist for risk assessment, detecting reversible causes (if any) and optimization of medical management.
Two years ago I had a kidney ultrasound and I was told to see a Nephrologist because it showed echogenicity and because my blood work was fine and everything else my doctor didn't do anything else. Now 1 month ago I repeated kidney ultrasound and it showed increased echogenicity. Does increased echogenicity always reflect kidney disease? I want to know because I haven't been told much about it. Today I repeated the kidney ultrasound and have to do blood work to see what's going. But I'll appreciate if you help me know if this could be normal with some people?
@Welinton, please tell me the details if u have got any answers for this same... 🙏
Hi
@@siratakhe7940 I haven't gotten any answers yet
@@welinton3742 any update?
What does it mean if my cortical parenchymal echo pattern appears mildly echogenic
Mostly nothing unless your doctor says your blood tests indicate kidney failure/dysfunction.
@@abhilashnephropocus1297 I didn’t get my blood test done
Both my doctor and radiologist didn’t say anything about that they didn’t even mention it
@@abhilashnephropocus1297both keedny increased renal cortical echogenicity with maintain CMD इसका मतलब बताए plz और eregular wall off urinary bladder echoes within p/० cystitis