Image-guided drainage is an established technique with a multitude of applications. However, the indications, techniques and management of image-guided catheter drainage continue to evolve. Percutaneous drainage is now the technique of choice for the drainage of abscesses in most locations.…
Introduction This chapter describes clinically important aspects of urinary tract imaging with specific reference to anatomy, techniques and radiation. We begin with an outline of urinary tract embryology in order to place urinary tract anatomy and many anatomical variations into…
Haematuria Haematuria refers to the presence of red blood cells in urine. Radiological referral of selected patients is often necessary as part of clinical management for this problem; however, the optimal method of patient selection and the best imaging algorithm…