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ACR appropriateness criteria for hematuria indicates that not all patients need any imaging, and that CT is generally best except for patients with known renal parenchymal disease, for whom US is suggested. |
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ACR appropriateness criteria for probable renal stone disease suggests use of low dose CT except in pregnant patients, for whom US is recommended. |
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ACR appropriateness criteria for renal masses suggests CT is best, with MR close second, and US for those with renal failure |
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