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Asymmetric horseshoe kidney in the infant: value of renal nuclear scanning
Radiology
|February 1, 1985
Abstract:
Five infants with an abdominal mass were found to have asymmetric horseshoe kidney. In all five, ultrasound and excretory urography were inconclusive; only after renal nuclear imaging was the diagnosis confirmed and planned surgery cancelled.
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