Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. 875.—A, Dilated kidney pelvis lillid with lollargol solution; B, kink in ureter; C, dilatedureter filled with collargol solution; D, constriction of ureter; E, ureteral catheter. (Taken by F. Manges.) salt solution and by making a pyelograph (Fig. 875). If the trouble is with thekidney, pain caused by injection of salt solution will be similar in character andsituation to the pain of the attacks. As a rule, in movable kidney producingmarked symptoms the renal pelvis is dilated. When the trouble is due to thekidney the pain induced by the diste
Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. 875.—A, Dilated kidney pelvis lillid with lollargol solution; B, kink in ureter; C, dilatedureter filled with collargol solution; D, constriction of ureter; E, ureteral catheter. (Taken by F. Manges.) salt solution and by making a pyelograph (Fig. 875). If the trouble is with thekidney, pain caused by injection of salt solution will be similar in character andsituation to the pain of the attacks. As a rule, in movable kidney producingmarked symptoms the renal pelvis is dilated. When the trouble is due to thekidney the pain induced by the distention is similar to that from which thepatient has suffered (Howard A. Kelly). If a stone is present in the ureterthe x-ray picture will usually reveal it, but here again there may arise doubt as tothe exact course of the canal. Catheters passed into the ureters, each catheterwith a lead wire in it, can be skiagraphed, and the radiographer will be able todetermine the exact course of the ureters. Instead of a catheter containing awir
Size: 1345px × 1858px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, bookpublishe, booksubjectsurgery
