ultrasound and imaging of the KUB Flashcards
layer of fat surrounding the fibrous capsule and fills up the area in the renal sinus
Perirenal fat
fibroareolar sheath surrounding the kidney and perirenal fat
Renal fascia of Gerota
fat that surrounds the renal fascia, more abundant
posteriorly and at the lower pole, fills up
paravertebral gutter and forms a cushion of kidney
Pararenal fat
parts of the kidney
Cortex
medulla
Hilum
2 parts of cortex
cortical arches
renal columns of Bertin
a depression located in the middle of the concave side of the kidney where blood vessels, nerves and ureters enter and exits the kidney
Hilum
25-30 cm in length and 2-8 mm diameter muscular tubes that extend from the kidney to the posterior surface of the urinary bladder
Ureter
Membranomuscular sac which act as reservoir for urine
urinary bladder
bladder neck in males is fixed by
puboprostatic ligament
bladder neck in females is fixed by
pubovesicle ligament
Also known as KUB x-ray
plain abdominal radiograph
why is KUB sx-ray done after bowel cleansing
to adequately visualiz renal shadows
what gives lucent outline to the kidneys
perirenal fat
test of rena function
Intravenous Pyelogram or Excretory urography
this type of imaging is usually done in OR setting
retrograde pyelography
used to detect normalcy of ureter distoal to the level of the bifurcation
retrograde pyelography
disadvantages of retrograde pyelography
Ascending infection
Perforation with hemorrhage
Post manipulative stricture or fibrosis