This document provides an introduction to radiographic anatomy and pathology of the genitourinary system. It outlines the educational objectives of identifying major radiographic anatomy of the GUS, describing main radiographic procedures, eliciting signs of disease, and giving diagnoses or differential diagnoses. It also provides details on intravenous urography (IVU) procedures, including indications, contraindications, preparation, and phases of the procedure.

1. Genitourinary System
Introduction to Radiographic anatomy &
pathology
By
Dr Ma’moon Al-omari
Interventional & Diagnostic Radiologist
JUST

2. Educational objectives
►Identify the major radiographic anatomy of
the GUS
►Describe main radiographic procedures of
GUS
►Elicit radiographic signs of disease
►Describe abnormal findings & to give Dx or
D.Dx

3. IVU
►Indications: renal colic, Hematuria, Trauma,
Pelvic malignancy, UTI
►C/I: Pregnancy, Allergy, R.insufficiency,
Radioisotope I
►Preparation: Laxative, NPO
►Dehydration: C/I in infants, RF, MM, DM

4. Phases of IVU
►KUB: position, exposure, ROS
►Nephrogram
►5 minutes
►15 minutes
►20 minutes
►Full Bladder
►Empty

39. MCUG

48. The End