Recognizing What to Order - Genitourinary Imaging Flashcards

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Recurrent stone symptoms?

A

Either CT abdomen + pelvis WITHOUT contrast or US kidneys and bladder.

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Acute scrotal pain without trauma?

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US scrotum with Doppler.

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Acute pyelonephritis with complications (diabetes, immunocompromised, prior stones)?

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Either CT abdomen + pelvis WITHOUT and WITH contrast or US kidneys and bladder.

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Hematuria?

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CT abdomen + pelvis WITHOUT + WITH contrast - Study is known as CT urogram.

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Hematuria with known parenchymal disease?

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US kidneys + bladder.

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Renal trauma, blunt with hematuria?

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CT abdomen + pelvis WITH contrast.

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Renal trauma, penetrating, with or without hematuria?

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CT abdomen + pelvis WITH contrast.

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Pelvic trauma, blunt?

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Abdominal radiographs - Then retrograde cystography or CT pelvis with bladder contrast (CT cystography).

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9
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Pelvic trauma, penetrating?

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Either retrograde cystogram or CT pelvis with bladder contrast (CT cystography) - Equivalent studies, if already doing CT, then do CT cystogram.

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Renovascular HTN?

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MRA abdomen WITH contrast or CTA abdomen.

–> If diminished renal function, also can use US kidney with Doppler.

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11
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Obstructive voiding symptoms from enlarged prostate?

A
US pelvis (bladder + prostate) transabdominal.
--> If BUN is elevated, then US of kidneys to evaluate for hydronephrosis.
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Renal mass of indeterminate benignancy?

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Either CT abdomen WITHOUT and WITH contrast or MRI abdomen WITHOUT and WITH contrast.
–> Either CT or MRI is appropriate.

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Acute flank pain, suspicion of stone?

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CT abdomen + pelvis WITHOUT contrast - Stone search study.

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