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Stones and Jets

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Bladder: Ureterovesicular junction

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Bladder: Ureterovesicular junction

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”Twinkling”

  • Right UVJ Stone
  • Artifact with color flow Dopplerr
  • Can help identify stones
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Ureteral jets

  • Color flow Doppler
  • Presence excludes complete obstruction
  • Can be difficult to determine absence
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Ureteral jets

  • Decrease “scale” to improve sensitivity
  • Here is at 8.0cm/s
right ureteral jet
left ureteral jet
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Left UVJ stone – not completely obstructing

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Right UVJ stone with hydroureter – left jet

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Renal Ultrasound

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Lesson NameMinutes id
Introduction6
191
Technique5
193
Moderate Hydro3
194
Mild Hydro4
195
Severe Hydro2
197
Incorporating Ultrasound4
198
Cysts3
199
Forniceal Rupture3
200
Bladder Scanning3
201
Stones and Jets5 checkmark
202
Other Bladder3
203

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