Radiological Imaging of the Ureter (Medical Radiology) (PDF)

For a long time, the diagnosis of ureteral diseases was primarily based on intravenous urography that was excretory in nature and direct opacification. However, the landscape of diagnostic approaches has experienced significant changes due to the advent of helical computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This large volume is dedicated to the study of ureteral images and provides a comprehensive description of both traditional and modern methods.

Covering a variety of imaging methods, the book provides a comprehensive description of how to utilize these techniques in various scenarios involving urinary tract diseases. The information is presented in a lucid and concise manner, which facilitates the reader’s comprehension of the diagnostic strategies employed. To clarify the subject, the book is accompanied by a set of beautiful, informative images that effectively demonstrate the principles and findings discussed.

By combining traditional and modern imaging methods, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of the imaging of the ureter. It serves as a significant resource for radiologists, urologists, nephrologists, and other healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the ureter.