Roentgen examination of the kidney and the ureter

Preface
A. Introduction
B. Equipment
C. Radiation protection
D. Preparation of the patient for roentgen examination
E. Examination methods
F. Anomalies
G. Nephro- and ureterolithiasis
H. Renal tuberculosis
J. Renal, pelvic and ureteric tumours
K. Renal cysts
L. Polycystic disease
M. Primary vascular lesions
N. Dilatation of the urinary tract
O. Backflow
P. Injury to kidney and ureter
Q. Perinephritis, abscess and carbuncle of the kidney
R. Gas in the urinary tract
S. Papillary necrosis
T. Medullary sponge kidney
U. Generalized diseases of the renal parenchyma
References
Roentgen examination of the distal urinary tract and of the male genital organs
I. General indications for roentgenologic examination of the distal urinary tract and its value in relation to that of endoscopy
II. Complications of roentgenologic examination and its contraindications
III. Urethrocystographic technique: instruments, contrast medium, procedure
IV. The urinary bladder
V. The male urethra and its adnexa
VI. The female urethra
VII. Urethrocystography in children
VIII. Vaso-vesiculo-epididymography
IX. Angiography of the bladder, urethra and male genital organs
References
Diagnostic radioactive isotopes in urology.
A. Diagnostic tests of organ function
B. Cancer detection
C. Fluid and electrolyte exchange
D. Diagnostic radioautography
References
Author Index.