Flashcards in Radiology - Urology Deck (13):
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what would abcesses look like with contrast CT?
Rim enhancing lesions that are hypodense.
2
How to treat renal abcess?
Abx
U/S guided needle/drainage
3
Kidneys and Diabetes, histologically?
Kimmelstein-Wilson Nodules - Collagen Type IV
glomerulo-sclerosis
4
liver and kidney density on U/S?
kidney generally more echogenic and smaller
5
when does bilateral ureteric obstruction occur?
retroperitoneal compression
AAA
Nodal metastases
retroperitoneal fibrosis
6
bilateral hydronephrosis likely cause?
bladder outlet obstruction
post. bladder wall
retroperitoneal
7
nephrostomy is?
artificial opening between collecting system of kidney to drain urine
8
painful left scrotum differential?
testicular torsion
infection: epidydimitis
strangulated inguinal hernia
9
imaging modalities for testes?
U/S
10
differential for left scrotal pain
orchitis
torsion
tumour
trauma
inguinal hernia
11
enlarged epidymitis could indicate?
infection
12
angiography contraindications?
allergy
renal function
coagulopathy
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