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Immediate Intravenous Urography For Urinary Tract Colic

Philip Southwell

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SUMMARY Immediate intravenous urography is presented as a valuable means of assessing suspected acute urinary tract colic. One instance of renal extravasation of contrast is noted.

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SUMMARY Immediate intravenous urography is presented as a valuable means of assessing suspected acute urinary tract colic. One instance of renal extravasation of contrast is noted.

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SUMMARY Immediate intravenous urography is presented as a valuable means of assessing suspected acute urinary tract colic. One instance of renal extravasation of contrast is noted.

Key concepts: Medicine, Renal colic, Intravenous urography, Pyelogram, Urinary system, Extravasation, Intravenous contrast, Radiology

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