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== | ==Echocardiography == | ||
* | * Ventricular hypertrophy (left and right) especially: posterior basal wall | ||
* Function | |||
** Systolic function: Preserved | |||
** Diastolic function: decrease (mild tp moderate) | |||
* Valvular anomalies | |||
** Mitral valve: Thickening, Prolapse | |||
** Aortic valve: Thickening, Dilatation | |||
== Ultrasound == | |||
=== Renal ultrasound === | |||
* Renal Cyst: cortical and parapelvic | |||
* Increased parenchymal echogenicity | |||
* Decreased cortical thickening | |||
* | |||
==References== | ==References== |
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Echocardiography
- Ventricular hypertrophy (left and right) especially: posterior basal wall
- Function
- Systolic function: Preserved
- Diastolic function: decrease (mild tp moderate)
- Valvular anomalies
- Mitral valve: Thickening, Prolapse
- Aortic valve: Thickening, Dilatation
Ultrasound
Renal ultrasound
- Renal Cyst: cortical and parapelvic
- Increased parenchymal echogenicity
- Decreased cortical thickening