Pyelography (pyelo-ureterography) a study of the normal and pathologic anatomy of the renal pelvis and ureter . Fig. 145.—Renal tuberculosis. similar to that seen with predominant cortical ureter is tortuous and dilated as the result of ureteritisas well as of probable stricture in the lower ureter. Atoperation the kidney was found tuberculous. The first evidence of cortical necrosis will, as a rule, bevisible at or just beyond the end of the calyces. The caly- INFLAMMATORY DILATATION 177 ces become irregularly enlarged and their Ijorders becomeindistinct. As the inflammatory pro


Pyelography (pyelo-ureterography) a study of the normal and pathologic anatomy of the renal pelvis and ureter . Fig. 145.—Renal tuberculosis. similar to that seen with predominant cortical ureter is tortuous and dilated as the result of ureteritisas well as of probable stricture in the lower ureter. Atoperation the kidney was found tuberculous. The first evidence of cortical necrosis will, as a rule, bevisible at or just beyond the end of the calyces. The caly- INFLAMMATORY DILATATION 177 ces become irregularly enlarged and their Ijorders becomeindistinct. As the inflammatory process extends, the ne-crotic areas become larger and may cause irregular shadowsadjacent to the pelvic outline or appear as irregular areasscattered in various parts of the cortex. Occasionally theoutline of the necrotic area is apparently detached from. Fig. 146.—Renal tuberculosis. the pelvis or connected with it by a narrow isthmus. Againthe areas of necrosis are seen to communicate directly withthe irregular outline of the pelvis. As the inflammatoryprocess advances, the tissue destruction about the pelvismay become that of a large pyonephrosis. The areas ofcortical necrosis may assume irregular forms scatteredthrough the parenchyma, or coalesce to form a large ir- 12 178 PYELOGRAPHY regular sac. In Fig. 146 the small areas of cortical necrosisextending beyond the ends of the calyces are localized anddistinct. In Fig. 130 the inflammatory dilatation is con-fined largely to the major calyces. Beyond their apices ir-regular outlines of cortical necrosis are visible. In Fig. 147the necrosis has advanced to such an extent that large, ir- Fig. 147.—Renal tuberculosis. regular areas are visible extending from the dimly outlinedleft pelvis. In Fig. 148 diffuse cortical necrosis is visible,extending beyond the lateral border of the ri


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