Can kidney tumor pass B ultrasonic examination to come out

Kidney tumors can be detected by B-ultrasound.

B-ultrasound is a commonly used non-invasive examination method, which has good sensitivity for detecting tumors in solid organs such as kidneys. Through B-ultrasound examination, doctors can observe the shape, size and structure of kidneys, and find masses or space-occupying lesions in kidneys, so as to preliminarily determine whether kidney tumors exist.

However, B-ultrasound examination also has certain limitations, such as small tumors or deep tumors. The detection effect of B-ultrasound may be affected. Therefore, if B-ultrasound examination finds abnormalities, doctors usually recommend patients to undergo further examinations, such as CT, MRI, etc., to confirm the diagnosis.