@entity8 in XXXX complex with emphasis on @entity5409 .

@entity1 @entity8 @entity5409 @entity3052 @entity2526 @entity2916 @entity45 @entity359
INTRODUCTION: @entity2916 ( @entity2916 ) involves frequently the kidneys. Lesions encompass mainly @entity359 and @entity45 . The disease can be associated with @entity8 leading to the @entity2526 ( @entity2526 ) The objectives of the present study were to review the US appearances of the @entity8 in @entity1 affected by classical @entity2916 or by the @entity2526 and to verify whether it is possible to differentiate between both entities. The evolution of the lesions through time was also studied. MATERIALS AND METHODS: 55 cases of @entity1 <16  years with STB were reviewed by two pediatric radiologists. Clinical data reviewed included age at diagnosis, genetic assessment and complications; US data reviewed included renal size, type of lesions ( @entity359 , or @entity45 ), number and location as well as their evolution with time. Complications were also analyzed. RESULTS: 30 @entity1 (56  %) had at least one @entity8 (27 classical @entity2916 and 3 @entity2526 ). On the basis of the US findings, these @entity1 were separated into four groups. Group 1 (9 @entity1 ) displayed microscopic (diffuse) AML; group 2 (3 @entity1 ) displayed @entity3052 ; group 3 (9 @entity1 ) displayed only @entity8 and group 4 (9 @entity1 ) displayed the association of AML and @entity45 . Increased renal size, the large number and size of @entity5409 were suggestive of the @entity2526 . The isolated AML were suggestive of classical STB. The average growth of @entity359 was low before age of 12 and exceeded 4  mm/year thereafter. CONCLUSION: In @entity1 with @entity2916 , @entity8 is common. Some US criteria can help to suggest the diagnosis of @entity2526 . The growth of @entity359 is slow before 12  years and accelerates thereafter. Complications are rare.
