Physical examination, urine and blood analysis, radiography of the chest, chest CT, abdominal and pelvis CT, renal ... X-ray images of the anterograde pyelogram of bilateral ureters.

We can first isolate the ureter at the lower pole of the kidney, and then determine the location of the pelvis. The surgeon must take extra care when clamping stones after the pelvis is opened ...

ureteral obstruction. The placement of bilateral PCNTs a few days later immediately improved the situation by providing low resistance pathways for urine flow directly out of the renal pelves by ...

Usually, urine flows from the kidneys to the bladder via the ureter ... of the kidney is hydronephrosis. If you have a normal variant to the shape of your kidney called extrarenal pelvis this ...