1 ay of urinary tract imaging, the intravenous urogram.

2 d haematuria was referred for an intravenous urogram.

3  system and ureters were evaluated on the MR urograms.

4                                  Of 106 LOCM urograms, 16 (15%) showed striations.

5                                       The MR urogram accurately depicted a duplicated collecting syst

6   Changes in ultrasound, limited intravenous urograms and magnetic resonance imaging have improved ou

7 hat of conventional angiograms and excretory urograms and with surgical findings.

8                       Clinical reports of CT urograms containing a bladder lesion interpreted as susp

9         Recent studies using the intravenous urogram have demonstrated that an acute infundibulopelvi

10                             Of these, 838 CT urograms in 779 patients (449 men, mean age of 62 years,

11   Detection of urothelial striations on LOCM urograms in adults is most often normal.

12                              The intravenous urogram (IVU) remains a useful investigation in the asse

13 Helical CT images were blindly compared with urograms (n = 32) and renal angiograms (n = 24).

14                                Two series of urograms obtained in 207 adult patients (101 men, 106 wo

15                                  Of 101 HOCM urograms, only two (2%) showed striations.

16 e not diagnostic, then a limited intravenous urograms should be performed.

17 degree of ureteral obstruction determined on urograms was compared with the extent of perinephric ede

18                                              Urograms were evaluated for the presence and extent of s

19 enhanced MR angiograms, MR venograms, and MR urograms were obtained in all patients by using an inter

20 dergone cystoscopy within 6 months of the CT urogram, were included in the study.