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      • Typical resistive index
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      • Signal change on MRI after stroke
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      • Renal and mesenteric artery stenosis
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      • Transcranial Doppler ultrasound in subarachnoid hemorrhage
      • Typical resistive index
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      • Other neuroradiology reference
      • Signal change on MRI after stroke
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      • Other misc. reference
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      • Steroid premedication for contrast reaction
      • TRA policy on use of IV contrast agents
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Renal mass. No fat. CT with contrast. Homogeneous. TSTC.

 

Does the mass look like a benign cyst which is not fully characterized? (Well-circumscribed and homogeneous TSTC renal masses that are visually much lower than the enhanced renal parenchyma are probably benign cystic lesions.)

Yes.

Inconclusive based on subjective evaluation.

 

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