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The color Doppler ultrasound twinkling artifact is a rapid color shift that appears on 43%-96% of kidney stones. Surface microbubbles on kidney stones are theorized to cause twinkling as exposure to elevated static pressures of 0.41-1.13 MPa (approximately 0.5-1 times diagnostic ultrasound pressure and 5-10 times ambient pressure) reduced twinkling. However, it is unclear what external and internal stone features support bubbles. Thirteen ex vivo kidney stones were scanned with color Doppler ultrasound at 2.5, 5 and 18.5 MHz. Select st
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