| Homogeneous echotexture and sharp margins without invasion of the surroundings are features suggesting a benign character. |
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| Ultrasonographic monitoring of the fetus may include echotexture of the fluids within the heart and body cavities of the fetus. |
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| Ligaments are also hyperechoic but can be differentiated from tendons due to their more compact, finely striated echotexture. |
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| The ultrasonographic appearance of both Graves' disease and Hashimoto thyroiditis are similar as well, with both having a hypoechoic and heterogeneous echotexture. |
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| The liver should be examined for abnormal echotexture caused by hepatic fibrosis and biliary ectasia, which is often associated with autosomal recessive disease. |
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| Epididymitis will appear as an enlarged epididymis with variable echotexture and increased blood flow. |
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| An inhomogeneous echotexture was defined by the presence of hypoechoic areas mixed with areas of hyperechogenicity. |
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| Right fat pad with heterogeneous echotexture consistent with lipohemarthrosis. |
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| However, as with focal infarcts, an alteration in splenic echogenicity and echotexture can be a due to an underlying infarct. the lack of color Doppler flow may assist in the diagnosis. |
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| Note homogeneous echotexture of right fat pad. |
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