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Radiology, Vol 152, 419-422, Copyright © 1984 by Radiological Society of North America

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The dotted corticomedullary junction: a sonographic indicator of small- vessel disease in hypertensive children

LA Garel, DM Pariente, MC Gubler, M Broyer and JH Sauvegrain

Six children with hypertension are reported where ultrasound showed a striking increase in the intrarenal vascular echoes. This pattern, the dotted corticomedullary junction, appears to represent a diffuse calcifying process involving the elastic fibers of the wall of small arteries.




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