Angiography in the diagnosis of nephrotuberculosis
- Authors: Krylov V.I.1,2, Shapkin A.G.1,2
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- M3 TASSR
- City hospital No. 9
- Issue: Vol 64, No 5 (1983)
- Pages: 347-350
- Section: Clinical medicine
- URL: https://bakhtiniada.ru/kazanmedj/article/view/88095
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj88095
- ID: 88095
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We have undertaken work to find the most simplified method of angiographic studies in phthisiourological practice using conventional stationary X-ray machines.
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V. I. Krylov
M3 TASSR; City hospital No. 9
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Phthisiourological department of the Republican Tuberculosis dispensary; urological department
Russian Federation, LeningradA. G. Shapkin
M3 TASSR; City hospital No. 9
Email: info@eco-vector.com
Phthisiourological department of the Republican Tuberculosis dispensary; urological department
Russian Federation, LeningradReferences
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Fig. 1. Radiographs of the lumbar region S., 32 years old. Tuberculosis of the right kidney, stricture of the pelvic part of the right ureter. A - delayed (after 1 hour) intravenous urogram. Radiological changes were interpreted as a cavernous lesion of the upper segment of the kidney. B - arterionephrographic phase of transfemoral aortorenovasography in the same patient. Final diagnosis: cavernous tuberculosis of the lower segment of the right kidney, stricture of the pre-bubble part of the right ureter. Resection of the lower segment, ureteropyelostomy were performed. Recovery
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Fig. 2. Radiographs of the lumbar region V., 36 years old. A- according to the infusion urogram and bacteriological studies, the diagnosis was made: tuberculous papillitis of both kidneys with a predominant lesion of the right. Long-term antibacterial therapy proved ineffective, there was doubt about the form of the lesion. B - nephrographic phase of renal angiography in the same patient. Final diagnosis: cavernous tuberculosis of the upper segment of the right kidney. Resection of the upper segment of the right kidney was performed, which confirmed the preoperative diagnosis. Smooth postoperative course. Recovery.
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