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Original Article

Renal parenchymal volume in children

Normal values assessed by ultrasonography

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Pages 127-130 | Accepted 25 Jun 1987, Published online: 04 Jan 2010
 

Abstract

Forty-three children with normal urograms and with kidneys of normal size regarding length, area and parenchymal thickness were examined using a water-delay computerized ultrasonographic equipment. Renal parenchymal volumes were calculated and related to body weight. The correlation coefficient was 0.92. The renal parenchymal volume of the left kidney was significantly larger than that of the right kidney (p<0.001). For practical purposes they should, however, be assumed to be of equal size, 2.0±0.3 cm3/kg body weight.

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