Estudo comparativo do comprimento renal em ratos obtido pelo ultra-som e pelo paquímetro

Wilian Setsumi Taguchi; Amaury José Teixeira Nigro; Valdemar Ortiz; Cesar Orlando Peralta Bandeira; Elaine Mika Kamigawa; João Barbieri Júnior

doi:10.4025/actascihealthsci.v23i0.2916

Rats kidney length comparative study, obtained by ultrasound and pachimeter

Wilian Setsumi Taguchi UEM
Amaury José Teixeira Nigro UNIFESP
Valdemar Ortiz CLÍNICA UROLÓGICA
Cesar Orlando Peralta Bandeira UEM
Elaine Mika Kamigawa UEM
João Barbieri Júnior UEM

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4025/actascihealthsci.v23i0.2916

Abstract

The aim of this experiment was to compare the kidney length in rats obtained by ultrasound and pachimeter. Length measurement was taken from 36 kidneys of 18 208-grams-average-weight Wistar male adult rats. The measurements were taken by two observers. The average values obtained by observer 1 and 2 through ultrasound were, respectively 1.92 cm / 1.92cm for the right kidney and 1.91 cm and 1.92 cm for the left kidney. This difference is not significant. The average values obtained through ultrasound and pachimeter by observer 1 were 1.92 cm for the right kidney and 1.80cm for the left kidney. This difference is significant. The conclusion is that the rat kidney length obtained through ultrasound is higher that the one observed by pachimeter.

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Author Biography

Amaury José Teixeira Nigro, UNIFESP

Possui graduação em Medicina pela Universidade Federal de São Paulo (1962) . Tem experiência na área de Medicina. Atuando principalmente nos seguintes temas: Anastomose, Esofago, Sutura, Caes Currículo Lattes

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2008-05-06

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Taguchi, W. S., Nigro, A. J. T., Ortiz, V., Bandeira, C. O. P., Kamigawa, E. M., & Barbieri Júnior, J. (2008). Rats kidney length comparative study, obtained by ultrasound and pachimeter. Acta Scientiarum. Health Sciences, 23, 697-701. https://doi.org/10.4025/actascihealthsci.v23i0.2916

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Vol 23 (2001)

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Health Sciences

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