Gross Anatomy and Imaging
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Features of kidneys | Bean shaped organs L3-T11/T12 Retroperitoneal Lie on the posterior abdominal wall Right kidney is slightly lower than the left kidney --> due to liver |
What muscles lie posterior to the kidney | Psoas is medial to the kidney Quadratus lumborum is posterior to the kidney / also contains the thoracocolumnar fascia Transversus abdominis is anterior to the kidney |
What are the 3 regions of the ureter where kidney stones commonly lodge | At the junction between the renal pelvis and ureter Where the ureter crosses the pelvic brim Where the ureter passes into the bladder |
Where is the renal artery located anatomically | Inferior to the superior mesenteric artery Posterior to the renal vein |
What is nutcracker syndrome | This is entrapment of the left renal vein between the abdominal aorta and superior mesenteric artery |
What shape is the bladder when empty and full | Empty --> tetrahedron shape and in the true pelvic cavity Full --> Spherical and can reach as high as the umbilicus |
Advantages and Disadvantages of Radiography | Advantages : Useful for radio-opaque stones and Cheap Disadvantages : Use of ionising radiation, Poor resolution and Limited use for imaging the urinary system |
Advantages and Disadvantages of urogram | Advantages : Useful for checking the normal function of kidneys, Cheap and Particularly useful in resource limited settings. Disadvantages : Contrast medium is injected into a vein and Series of X rays required |
Advantages and Disadvantages of CT scans | Advantages : Creates 3D axial ‘slices’ of the body and Can be used without contrast or with contrast Disadvantages : High dose X-ray (Ionising radiation) beam moves around the body in a circle and is more costly than X ray. |
Advantages and Disadvantages of MRI scans | Advantages : Excellent resolution and Good evaluation of soft tissue Disadvantages : Noisy. Time-consuming, Expensive, Patient has to remain still for a prolonged amount of time, Image contrast determined by tissue density. |
Advantages and Disadvantages of ultrasounds | Advantages : Can be used to quickly evaluate the size and shape of the kidneys and also uses high frequency sound waves with a good resolution Disadvantages : Operator dependant |