Comparison of ultrasound versus computed tomography for the detection of kidney stones in the pediatric population: a clinical effectiveness study

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RT @CincyKidsRad: #WeekendReview case 8 (continued): In clinical practice, ultrasound has high specificity for detecting nephrolithiasis in…

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#WeekendReview case 8 (continued): In clinical practice, ultrasound has high specificity for detecting nephrolithiasis in children but only moderate sensitivity and false negatives are common. Don't be afraid to perform CT. https://t.co/r7B45BKaZv

03 Aug 2020

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RT @AndrewTroutMD: Unfortunately the main alternative (#ultrasound) is not that great (at least in kids)... as with all things in medical #…

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RT @AndrewTroutMD: Unfortunately the main alternative (#ultrasound) is not that great (at least in kids)... as with all things in medical #…

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