Diagnostic Imaging Genitourinary

Genitourinary imaging—with its focus on the adrenal glands, kidneys, ureters, bladder, male genitourinary structures, and retroperitoneum—has served as a core part of the scope of abdominal imagers, which also includes gastrointestinal and gynecologic imaging. The breadth of anatomy, physiology, and pathology that is incorporated within genitourinary imaging is vast, and the increasing standardization of medicine with the ever-changing pathology classification systems, radiology structured reporting schemes, staging systems, and treatment options, as well as new and expanded use of imaging tools, require the radiologist interpreting such images to be constantly learning and updating their knowledge base.
As you may be accustomed to in the Diagnostic Imaging series, this book serves as a rapid, easy-to-reference source in the typical bulleted format, rich with illustrations, radiologic and pathologic images, and tables. This new edition incorporates several hundred new radiologic images carefully selected to show classic and nonclassic examples of both common and uncommon manifestations of genitourinary disease, with hundreds more images available in the electronic content.