Depending on the situation, a V-tray for positioning, clippers, or an ultrasound unit may also be used. The position of the urinary bladder within the abdomen will vary depending on how much urine ...

To view the health of the urinary tract (kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra), including CT scan, ultrasound, and x-ray: a special dye is used in some cases to aid in imaging Cystoscopy. Use of a ...

possibly including x-rays of the kidneys and bladder, ultrasound, and an X-ray exam of your urinary tract. Alternatively, a CT scan may be performed. An additional urine test called cytology will be ...

Patients experience debilitating pain when kidney stones become stuck in the urinary ... into the bladder. The scope locates stones, which the clinician can then disintegrate with an ultrasound ...

Children with recurrent or febrile urinary tract infections or bladder wall thickening, observed on ultrasound, should undergo voiding cystourethrography (VCUG). This procedure allows evaluation ...

and in some cases an ultrasound for further imaging of the bladder and urinary tract. If there are no stones and only crystals are present, the problem has been caught early. In these cases ...