Patient presents with abdominal pain and hematuria. Renal duplex exam reveals enlarged kidney, hypoechoic renal cortex, and dilated left renal vein. What condition does this suggest?

In which test is the surrounding tissue and bone removed, leaving only veins to be evaluated?

Which is the most common vascular complication following renal transplantation?

Patient presents immediate postop transplant with acute pain in transplant region and sudden anuria. What can be suspected from this sonographic image?  

Which of the following complications is ultrasound not used for the definitive diagnosis?

What type of fluid collection can occur secondary to pyelonephritis or an infection of a preiphrenic fluid collection?

What correlative testing modality involves two nuclear scans?  

Which of the following vessels can be seen posterior to the IVC?

Which describes normal flow in the portal vein?

What happens to hydrostatic pressure in the hand when your patient’s arm hangs over the edge of the bed?