Titlebook: Imaging and Intervention in Urinary Tract Infections and Urosepsis; Massimo Tonolini Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 U

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Ultrasound of Upper Urinary Tract InfectionsStates. Women are at higher risk for UTI, with a self-reported annual incidence of 12%, and by the age of 32, half of them have suffered at least one UTI. Moreover UTI recurrence is high. Luckily acute pyelonephritis is much less common than cystitis, with a peak annual incidence of 25 cases per 10,

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MRI and DW-MRI of Acute Pyelonephritis (APN)re found at US, noncomplicated APN is suspected, and CT or MRI should be performed. As patients with noncomplicated APN are mostly young women, gadolinium-enhanced (GE) MRI is preferred. Diffusion-weighted (DW) MRI might be quicker and cheaper than standard GE-MRI and is reliable for diagnosing or r

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Nuclear Medicine in the Management of Patient with Kidneys Intracystic Infectionassing through the SPECT, up to the latest PET scan, have increased diagnostic accuracy in this difficult field. Even the more specific radiotracers that are being used are a goal in further improving the appropriateness of nuclear medicine in this area. Many studies have shown that positron emissio

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Cross-Sectional Imaging of Urinary Bladder, Prostate and Seminal Vesicle Infectionsurinary tract infections (UTI) and sepsis, particularly in patients with risk factors for complicated UTI. Based upon our personal experience at a tertiary care hospital focused on treatment of infectious illnesses, this chapter reviews the CT and MRI acquisition techniques (including CT-cystography

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Cross-Sectional Imaging of Urethral, Penile and Scrotal Infectionsetter-magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provide an impressive multiplanar visualization of lower urinary and male genital organs and related disorders. In our experience, the use of CT and MRI may prove very helpful to elucidate lower urogenital infections, particularly in those patients with risk fa