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Within one year among six-thousand patients eight with horseshoe kidney were examined by sonography. In four patients the primary diagnosis was made by ultrasonic demonstration. In two patients a lymphoma and an aortic aneurysm were supposed; the correct diagnosis was established by angiography and computer tomography. In the other two patients with already known diagnosis a typical ultrasonic picture was found. The diagnostic difficulties in ultrasonic demonstration of horseshoe kidney are discussed.
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