A Correlation Study of the Effectiveness of Renal Scintigraphy and Sonography in the Detection and Evaluation of Renal Disorders

Purpose: To evaluate the amalgamation of scintigraphy and sonography techniques in prognosticating renal disease. Methods: All patients were subjected to while 68 underwent ultrasonography. Ninety-six patients’ imaging data was statistically analyzed including 43 females 53 males. Renal U/S reported anatomical anomaly 94.1% versus 85.4% detected by scintigraphy. There 41 out diagnosed with hydronephrosis 21 them suffering from mild as suggested imaging. The using SPSS software. Results: hydronephrotic validated that 19 had non-obstructive bilateral pelvic dilation remaining 22 severe obstruction. Ultrasonography 4 Conversely, 2 obstruction based on function. Conclusions: is not significant diagnosing kidney disease; rather this a vibrant tool providing supplementary An effectively targeted intervention regime can be achieved correlating ultrasonography results minimize disease incidence.