Radiology · 1973 · 22 citations · 5 references
MedicineNephrologyRadiologyGenitourinary RadiologyRenal PathologyUrologic SurgeryRenal DiseaseRenal ImagingDifferential Diagnosis CriteriaGross Differential DiagnosisHematoma LocationRenal Hematoma
When an enlarged nonvisualizing kidney seen on excretory urography is associated with a relatively normal retrograde pyelogram and renal angiogram, the most likely diagnosis is a subcapsular hematoma. Differential diagnosis is important because patients may be expected to respond favorably to conservative management with return to normal in appearance and function of the kidney. Three cases are presented.
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SPONTANEOUS NONTRAUMATIC PERIRENAL AND RENAL HEMATOMAS
Hugh J. Polkey · Archives of surgery · 1933 · 117 citations
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Robert B. Salmon, Ruben Koehler · Radiology · 1967 · 49 citations
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Melvin Vinik, Thomas A. Freed, A W. A. B. Smellie et al. · Radiology · 1969 · 25 citations
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Spontaneous Circumrenal Haematoma
K. W. Martin · BMJ · 1949 · 20 citations · Full text
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