Functional Imaging in Nephro-Urology presents management strategies based on the patient, the choice of modality, and cost implications.
Features:
- Written by pioneers and those at the cutting edge of diagnostic imaging in nephro-urology
- Covers both adults and children
- Covers more than just nuclear medicine
- Highly illustrated
Contents
Measurement of Renal Function in Health and Disease
- Chemical Techniques and Prediction Equations
- Measurements of renal function with Radionuclide Techniques in Adults
- Measurement of GFR in Children by Means of radionuclide techniques
- Assessment of GFR in Adults : the Point of View of the Nephrologist
- Assessment of GFR in Children : the Point of View of the Paediatric Nephrologists
Obstruction in Adults
- Introduction and the Role of Nuclear Medicine
- The Contribution of Radiology
- The Urologist's View
Antenatally-Detected Hydronephrosis
- The Radiological Approach
- The Nuclear Medicine Techniques
- The Point of View of the Urologist
- Renovascular Disease
- Present and Future Developments of Functional and Molecular Imaging
- Radiologic Modalities in Renovascular Disease
- ACE Inhibition Renography in the Evaluation of Suspected Renovascular Hypertension
Functional and Molecular Imaging
- Functional Imaging of the Kidney with Electron Beam CT
- Functional and Cellular Imaging of the Kidney by MRI
- Positron Emission Tomography Imaging of the Kidneys
Urinary Tract Infection in Children
- The Point of View of the Radiologist
- The Point of View of the Paediatric Nuclear Medicine Physician
- The Point of View of the Paediatric Nephrologists
Index