. Roentgen interpretation; a manual for students and practitioners . Fig. -Diverticulum of the bladder, demonstrated by fillinccollargol. the bladder with. Fig. ISO. -Diverticulum of the bladder, demonstrated by means of the radiographiccatheter. 204 GEN I TO-URINARY TRACT cases, particularly of tuberculosis, distention of the bladder maycause the solution to run up a dilated, irregular ureter and visualizeit and the kidney pelvis when catheterization is impossible. Inchildren where it is difficult to catheterize the ureters, they maysometimes be similarly filled by distention of the bla
. Roentgen interpretation; a manual for students and practitioners . Fig. -Diverticulum of the bladder, demonstrated by fillinccollargol. the bladder with. Fig. ISO. -Diverticulum of the bladder, demonstrated by means of the radiographiccatheter. 204 GEN I TO-URINARY TRACT cases, particularly of tuberculosis, distention of the bladder maycause the solution to run up a dilated, irregular ureter and visualizeit and the kidney pelvis when catheterization is impossible. Inchildren where it is difficult to catheterize the ureters, they maysometimes be similarly filled by distention of the bladder in casesof obstruction at the neck of the bladder due to congenital valvesin the region of the verumontanum. Congenital anomalies aresometimes encountered, such as hour-glass bladder and patenturachus which gives a thin line of solution extending upward umbilicus.
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