Pediatric uroradiology--1997

Abstract

The imaging of common pediatric urological problems is in evolution. Modifications of standard techniques such as substitution of cyclic voiding cystourethrography in the neonate and infants, introduction of newer modalities (Doppler ultrasound), and new nuclear renal agents (Tc-MAG3) have enhanced our ability to detect anomalies and abnormalities. In this brief article, some of the recent developments in imaging are reviewed and the ways in which these developments interface with traditional imaging studies are presented.