Titlebook: Diagnostic Imaging of the Kidney and Urinary Tract in Children; Alan R. Chrispin,Isky Gordon,Constantine Metreweli Book 1980 Springer-Verl

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T. Wadstr?m,S. O. Hynes,?. Ljunghld gas and other gut content obscures the kidney area, the ureteric pathway, and, to a lesser extent, the bladder. Although calcium is radio-opaque there may be so little calcium in any one place that it is hard to produce an image of it and this can be an almost insuperable problem on X-ray examina

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Channeling and Backscatter Imagingm its cardinal role of excretion. When the blood supply to the kidney is reduced because of a reduction in blood flow and perfusion pressure, then function is compromised and the viabilitiy of the cells of the parenchyma endangered. Falling cardiac output and occlusion of the blood vessels of the ki

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Armin G?lzh?user,Gregor Hlawacekwever, if in children a similar approach is adopted then very often no definitive diagnosis is likely to be reached. Although mass lesions do arise in the abdomen in children they are relatively uncommon; they can range from teratomas of the stomach to pancreatic pseudocysts through to Crohn’s disea

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Innate Abnormalities of Renal Development, J. K. Galbraith observed, “there is nothing about money that cannot be understood by the person of reasonable curiosity, diligence and intelligence”. And so it is with the innate problems of renal development.

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Full Circle: An Epilogue,tudes and conditions which new methods of investigation have brought. Chapter 1 is concerned with the clinical context and here the concept of . is used in a different sense, the circular movement of thought around the specific clinical phenomena which lead to investigation. All this is rational and as it should be.