Peer-reviewed veterinary case report
Excretory urography.
- Journal:
- Clinical techniques in small animal practice
- Year:
- 2005
- Authors:
- Heuter, Kerry J
- Affiliation:
- Bay Area Veterinary Specialists · United States
Abstract
Excretory urography is a type of contrast study used to verify and localize upper urinary tract disease. In some instances, information regarding renal function and disease pathophysiology can also be obtained. With the recent advances in small animal ultrasonagraphy, excretory urography has become an underutilized procedure. This article will help explain why excretory urography remains, and will remain, a ubiquitous test that gives excellent detail of the entire urinary tract, and remains an essential tool for the assessment of the renal pelves and especially the ureters. Specifically, this article will focus on technique and interpretation of a properly performed excretory urogram.
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