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empty left renal loggia spleen empty left renal loggia Fig. 1 Longitudinal section: left renal loggia uninhabited by the kidney and occupied by intestinal loops

Fig. 2 Longitudinal section complete hypoechoic bridge a lower pole upper pole b c d kidney located above kidney located below Fig. 2 Longitudinal section Overview reconstruction: presence of two kidneys in the longitudinal sequence on the right side, normal parenchymal thickness b)-d) both the kidneys are located on the right side and show fusion of their poles, the lower pole of the first kidney located above is fused with the upper pole of the second kidney located below complete parenchymal hypoechoic bridge indicating, probably, the “notch” between the two kidneys

renal artery msa a b a b renal artery of the kidney located above renal artery of the kidney located below d c c d Fig . 3 a) Jet phenomenon b) B-mode and color: aorta, renal artery and msa (mesenteric superior artery) c and d) ColorDoppler ultrasound imaging was carried out both the sampling of two renal arteries

Abdominal Tomography scan with contrast medium: Fig. 4 Abdominal Tomography scan with contrast medium: presence of renal ectopia with fused kidneys with each other, both located right with anterior malrotation and normally enhancing parenchyma.