Kidney stone x ray hi-res stock photography and images

RMDWT8DT–Kidney stone x ray

Plain X-Ray of urinary tract (kidney, ureter and urinary bladder) anteroposterior view showing right ureteric stent (DJ stent) used to treat stones Stock Photo

RF2BBR850–Plain X-Ray of urinary tract (kidney, ureter and urinary bladder) anteroposterior view showing right ureteric stent (DJ stent) used to treat stones

abdomen x-ray showing a stone in the kidney Stock Photo

RFDPFM2W–abdomen x-ray showing a stone in the kidney

x-ray showing a stent from the kidney to the bladder of a 46 year old woman who had a history of kidney stones Stock Photo

RMBR4XW9–x-ray showing a stent from the kidney to the bladder of a 46 year old woman who had a history of kidney stones

Left kidney stone(opaque area at right upper of image) and bladder stone(opaque area at lower of image) Stock Photo

RFEDTEEJ–Left kidney stone(opaque area at right upper of image) and bladder stone(opaque area at lower of image)

CT scan of abdomen with small kidney stone Stock Photo

RFD17M63–CT scan of abdomen with small kidney stone

RFD17M48–CT scan of abdomen with small kidney stone

Kidney stone disease. Renal calculus disease. Nephrolithiasis or urolithiasis. Renal calculus that develops in the urinary tract. Vector illustration Stock Vector

RF2X20C49–Kidney stone disease. Renal calculus disease. Nephrolithiasis or urolithiasis. Renal calculus that develops in the urinary tract. Vector illustration

Colorized x-ray of abdomen showing a kidney stone Stock Photo

RFDPFMAJ–Colorized x-ray of abdomen showing a kidney stone

RF2WG3Y7B–Kidney stone, CT scan

RM2H89D1X–Renal colic

Kidneys and kidney stones on poster Stock Vector

RF2GTBXAF–Kidneys and kidney stones on poster

Human Kidneys with World Map. World Kidney Day Concept Stock Photo

RFM492F8–Human Kidneys with World Map. World Kidney Day Concept

Xray film of a patient with a large stone in the right renal pelvis and calcification in the lower pole of the kidney. Stock Photo

RF2DHWDCT–Xray film of a patient with a large stone in the right renal pelvis and calcification in the lower pole of the kidney.

RFRHAJH6–Human Kidneys Anatomy

Xray film of a patient with multiple kidney stones. Stock Photo

RF2E1PNWM–Xray film of a patient with multiple kidney stones.

RFPD3NF3–Human Kidneys Anatomy

Kidneys and kidney stones on poster illustration Stock Vector

RFM4W59W–Kidneys and kidney stones on poster illustration

U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Samantha Bradford, a diagnostic imaging technologist with the 35th Surgical Operations Squadron, chats with a kidney stone patient as she conducts a computerized tomography scan at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Jan. 27, 2016. Talking with the patient during CT scans alleviates apprehension commonly associated with the procedure. Bradford is a Corinth, Maine, native. Staff Sgt. Benjamin W. Stratton) Stock Photo

RMHEAY65–U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Samantha Bradford, a diagnostic imaging technologist with the 35th Surgical Operations Squadron, chats with a kidney stone patient as she conducts a computerized tomography scan at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Jan. 27, 2016. Talking with the patient during CT scans alleviates apprehension commonly associated with the procedure. Bradford is a Corinth, Maine, native. Staff Sgt. Benjamin W. Stratton)

RMDWT8E5–Kidney stone x ray

Medically 3D illustration showing x-ray view of a kidneyon blue background Stock Photo

RF2B9374N–Medically 3D illustration showing x-ray view of a kidneyon blue background

CT scan showing kidney stone Stock Photo

RFDPF6KM–CT scan showing kidney stone

Anatomy of realistic 3d illustration of human internal organ - kidney. Human kidney x-ray scanned for cancer disease Stock Photo

RF2T3CKE6–Anatomy of realistic 3d illustration of human internal organ - kidney. Human kidney x-ray scanned for cancer disease

RFEDTEJ8–Left kidney stone(opaque area at right upper of image) and bladder stone(opaque area at lower of image)

RMA8FF32–X ray ureteric calculus

Albany medical annals . Fig. IV. Ureteral obstruction (stone) at X with hydro-ureter and hy-dronephrosis above obstruction. (Same patient as plate III). To Illustrate Dr. Stantons Article on The Diagnosis of Diseases of theUrinary Tract by the Combined Use of the Cystoscopeand the X-Ray. Albany Medical Annals, July, IQ12.. Fig. V. Stone in pelvis of kidney producing moderate hydronephrosis., To Illustrate Dr. Stantons Article on The Diagnosis of Diseases of theUrinary Tract by the Combined Use of the Cystoscopeand the X-Ray. Albany Medical Annals. July, IQ12. Stock Photo

RM2AN9621–Albany medical annals . Fig. IV. Ureteral obstruction (stone) at X with hydro-ureter and hy-dronephrosis above obstruction. (Same patient as plate III). To Illustrate Dr. Stantons Article on The Diagnosis of Diseases of theUrinary Tract by the Combined Use of the Cystoscopeand the X-Ray. Albany Medical Annals, July, IQ12.. Fig. V. Stone in pelvis of kidney producing moderate hydronephrosis., To Illustrate Dr. Stantons Article on The Diagnosis of Diseases of theUrinary Tract by the Combined Use of the Cystoscopeand the X-Ray. Albany Medical Annals. July, IQ12.

RF2WG3Y8B–Kidney stone, CT scan

RM2H89D13–Renal colic

RF2JNND8C–Kidney stones, X-ray

RF2NMMBD6–Kidney stones, X-ray

RF2JNND88–Kidney stones, X-ray

RFPD3NGC–Human Kidneys Anatomy

RF2E1PRJB–Xray film of a patient with multiple kidney stones.

RFKGRR3Y–Human Kidneys Anatomy

RMDWT8E8–Kidney stone x ray

RFRHAJH4–Human Kidneys Anatomy

RF2KFJW1Y–Kidney stone, CT scans

RFRHAJHA–Human Kidneys Anatomy

RFEDTEA6–Left kidney stone(opaque area at right upper of image) and bladder stone(opaque area at lower of image)

RFM491TB–Human Kidneys Anatomy

Intravenous pyelogram xray film of a patient with hydronephrosis and multiple kidney stones. Stock Photo

RF2GH7MBG–Intravenous pyelogram xray film of a patient with hydronephrosis and multiple kidney stones.

RF2JNND8A–Kidney stones, X-ray

U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Samantha Bradford, a diagnostic imaging technologist with the 35th Surgical Operations Squadron, covers a kidney stone patient as she prepares her for a computerized tomography scan at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Jan. 27, 2016. The CT scan will provide a 3-D view of the patient’s bones and internal organs including her urinary system. The high resolution scan allows Bradford to see the stones and their exact locations so the physicians know precisely where to create an incision for extraction. Bradford is a Corinth, Maine, native. Staff Sgt. Benjamin W. Stratton) Stock Photo

RMHE9G0T–U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Samantha Bradford, a diagnostic imaging technologist with the 35th Surgical Operations Squadron, covers a kidney stone patient as she prepares her for a computerized tomography scan at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Jan. 27, 2016. The CT scan will provide a 3-D view of the patient’s bones and internal organs including her urinary system. The high resolution scan allows Bradford to see the stones and their exact locations so the physicians know precisely where to create an incision for extraction. Bradford is a Corinth, Maine, native. Staff Sgt. Benjamin W. Stratton)

RF2JNNDBD–Kidney stones, X-ray

RM2H89D18–Renal colic

Operative gynecology : . re was, however,a small contracted kidney, and in it were masses of dense cicatricial tissuewhich had cast the misleading shadows. In this connection it may be well to consider briefly the use of the waxtipped catheter as an aid to the X-ray diagnosis. In many of the casesjust cited the use of the wax tip would materially aid in the diagnosis. With ashadow in the skiagraph and a scratch on the wax there could be no doubt asto the diagnosis. As already pointed out, a small stone just in the ureteral orifice may bemistaken for a phlebolith. In such cases the wax tip alon Stock Photo

RM2AJ6HPA–Operative gynecology : . re was, however,a small contracted kidney, and in it were masses of dense cicatricial tissuewhich had cast the misleading shadows. In this connection it may be well to consider briefly the use of the waxtipped catheter as an aid to the X-ray diagnosis. In many of the casesjust cited the use of the wax tip would materially aid in the diagnosis. With ashadow in the skiagraph and a scratch on the wax there could be no doubt asto the diagnosis. As already pointed out, a small stone just in the ureteral orifice may bemistaken for a phlebolith. In such cases the wax tip alon

RMDWT8E7–Kidney stone x ray

RFEDTEC3–Left kidney stone(opaque area at right upper of image) and bladder stone(opaque area at lower of image)

RFM491GR–Human Kidneys Anatomy

$Set of X-ray multiple part of human,Multiple disease,orthopedic,surgery (Stroke,Bone fracture,Orthopedic operation,Kidney stone, Stock Photo$

RFEDX2KM–Set of X-ray multiple part of human,Multiple disease,orthopedic,surgery (Stroke,Bone fracture,Orthopedic operation,Kidney stone,

RFPD3NMK–Human Kidneys Anatomy

RMPEW625–U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Samantha Bradford, a diagnostic imaging technologist with the 35th Surgical Operations Squadron, chats with a kidney stone patient as she conducts a computerized tomography scan at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Jan. 27, 2016. Talking with the patient during CT scans alleviates apprehension commonly associated with the procedure. Bradford is a Corinth, Maine, native. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Benjamin W. Stratton)

RFPD3NJE–Human Kidneys Anatomy

RM2H89D16–Renal colic

Albany medical annals . Fig. V. Stone in pelvis of kidney producing moderate hydronephrosis., To Illustrate Dr. Stantons Article on The Diagnosis of Diseases of theUrinary Tract by the Combined Use of the Cystoscopeand the X-Ray. Albany Medical Annals. July, IQ12.. Fig. VI. Malignant tumor of kidney showing irregular outline of pelvis. ANATOMY OF THE INTESTINES 393 In our early work with collargol we often produced a rathersevere renal colic, which inconvenience has been apparentlyeliminated, since I have used a biurette instead of a syringeto fill the pelvis of the kidney with the solution. T Stock Photo

RM2AN95EG–Albany medical annals . Fig. V. Stone in pelvis of kidney producing moderate hydronephrosis., To Illustrate Dr. Stantons Article on The Diagnosis of Diseases of theUrinary Tract by the Combined Use of the Cystoscopeand the X-Ray. Albany Medical Annals. July, IQ12.. Fig. VI. Malignant tumor of kidney showing irregular outline of pelvis. ANATOMY OF THE INTESTINES 393 In our early work with collargol we often produced a rathersevere renal colic, which inconvenience has been apparentlyeliminated, since I have used a biurette instead of a syringeto fill the pelvis of the kidney with the solution. T

RMJ39H8B–NEPHRITIC COLIC, X-RAY

RMDWT8E9–Kidney stone x ray

$Set of X-ray multiple part of human,Multiple disease,orthopedic,surgery (Stroke,Bone fracture,Orthopedic operation,Kidney stone, Stock Photo$

RFEDX2KG–Set of X-ray multiple part of human,Multiple disease,orthopedic,surgery (Stroke,Bone fracture,Orthopedic operation,Kidney stone,

RMPEW624–U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Samantha Bradford, a diagnostic imaging technologist with the 35th Surgical Operations Squadron, covers a kidney stone patient as she prepares her for a computerized tomography scan at Misawa Air Base, Japan, Jan. 27, 2016. The CT scan will provide a 3-D view of the patient’s bones and internal organs including her urinary system. The high resolution scan allows Bradford to see the stones and their exact locations so the physicians know precisely where to create an incision for extraction. Bradford is a Corinth, Maine, native. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt.

. A manual of operative surgery . e kidney forstone should be abandoned (Morris). It is now hardly everrequired, as the surgeon is generally certain of the presenceof a stone from X-ray evidence, and does not therefore hesitateto incise the kidney or pelvis freely in his search, which is almostcertain to be rewarded. If it has been found impossible to detect by the above methodsa small calculus, whose presence is indicated by the X-rays—and such a stone may not be apparent to the finger even whenthe kidney has been removed and is examined upon the table—then the exploring needle may be used as Stock Photo

RM2CJ10YG–. A manual of operative surgery . e kidney forstone should be abandoned (Morris). It is now hardly everrequired, as the surgeon is generally certain of the presenceof a stone from X-ray evidence, and does not therefore hesitateto incise the kidney or pelvis freely in his search, which is almostcertain to be rewarded. If it has been found impossible to detect by the above methodsa small calculus, whose presence is indicated by the X-rays—and such a stone may not be apparent to the finger even whenthe kidney has been removed and is examined upon the table—then the exploring needle may be used as

RMJ39H8C–NEPHRITIC COLIC, X-RAY

RMDWT8DE–Kidney stone x ray

$Set of X-ray multiple part of human,Multiple disease,orthopedic,surgery (Stroke,Bone fracture,Orthopedic operation,Kidney stone, Stock Photo$

RFEDX3D7–Set of X-ray multiple part of human,Multiple disease,orthopedic,surgery (Stroke,Bone fracture,Orthopedic operation,Kidney stone,

Collection x-ray multiple disease (arthritis,stroke,brain tumor,gout,rheumatoid,kidney stone,pulmonary tuberculosis,etc) Stock Photo

RFEDWDH6–Collection x-ray multiple disease (arthritis,stroke,brain tumor,gout,rheumatoid,kidney stone,pulmonary tuberculosis,etc)

$X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow Stock Photo$

RFEG5D4N–X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow

. The medical age : a semi-monthly journal of medicine and surgery . .—Stone in bladder. (Milwaukee X-ray Laboratory.) The work of Henry Morris, who is the father of nephrolithot-omy, and who has incised the kidney more than forty times forstone, when all the clinical symptoms were present, without findingthe calculus, beautifully illustrates the necessity of a more accuratediagnostic method. The successful use of the .r-ray has done away with the neces-sity of a diagnostic incision for renal and ureteral calculus with its ORIGINAL :-HA J ES 763 risks, and has made the diagnosis possible in th Stock Photo

RM2CDEWRF–. The medical age : a semi-monthly journal of medicine and surgery . .—Stone in bladder. (Milwaukee X-ray Laboratory.) The work of Henry Morris, who is the father of nephrolithot-omy, and who has incised the kidney more than forty times forstone, when all the clinical symptoms were present, without findingthe calculus, beautifully illustrates the necessity of a more accuratediagnostic method. The successful use of the .r-ray has done away with the neces-sity of a diagnostic incision for renal and ureteral calculus with its ORIGINAL :-HA J ES 763 risks, and has made the diagnosis possible in th

RMJ39H8E–NEPHRITIC COLIC, X-RAY

RMDWT8E3–Kidney stone x ray

$X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow Stock Photo$

RFEFCG5M–X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow

. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . ance of this kind, where a largeshadow is seen in the pelvis of the kidney, which might easily have beendiagnosed as a large stone. A second radiograph, taken tw^o days later afterfree purgation, shows the mass lower down in the colon. The point which ledto a diagnosis of faecalmatter was the loadedcondition of the colonover the opposite kid-ney region. (2) Foreign bodiesin the intestine maybe mistaken for cal-culus. (3) Enlarged andcalcified mesentericglands are anotherelement leading toerror in urinarydiagnosis. (4) The case offoreign bo Stock Photo

RM2CRJWAA–. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . ance of this kind, where a largeshadow is seen in the pelvis of the kidney, which might easily have beendiagnosed as a large stone. A second radiograph, taken tw^o days later afterfree purgation, shows the mass lower down in the colon. The point which ledto a diagnosis of faecalmatter was the loadedcondition of the colonover the opposite kid-ney region. (2) Foreign bodiesin the intestine maybe mistaken for cal-culus. (3) Enlarged andcalcified mesentericglands are anotherelement leading toerror in urinarydiagnosis. (4) The case offoreign bo

RMJ39H8F–NEPHRITIC COLIC, X-RAY

RFD3HT43–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

RMCRYXR9–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

RMDWT8DR–Kidney stone x ray

$X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow Stock Photo$

RFEFCG65–X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow

. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . tance of this kind, where a largeshadow is seen in the pelvis of the kidney, which might easily have beendiagnosed as a large stone. A second radiograph, taken two days later afterfree purgation, shows the mass lower down in the colon. The point which ledto a diagnosis of f secalmatter was the loadedcondition of the colonover the opposite kid-ney region. (2) Foreign bodiesin the intestine maybe mistaken for cal-culus. (3) Enlarged andcalcified mesentericglands are anotherelement leading toerror in urinarydiagnosis. (4) The case offoreign b Stock Photo

RM2CRHPG2–. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . tance of this kind, where a largeshadow is seen in the pelvis of the kidney, which might easily have beendiagnosed as a large stone. A second radiograph, taken two days later afterfree purgation, shows the mass lower down in the colon. The point which ledto a diagnosis of f secalmatter was the loadedcondition of the colonover the opposite kid-ney region. (2) Foreign bodiesin the intestine maybe mistaken for cal-culus. (3) Enlarged andcalcified mesentericglands are anotherelement leading toerror in urinarydiagnosis. (4) The case offoreign b

RMCRYXR8–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

RMCT18JM–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

RMDWT8DY–Kidney stone x ray

$X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow Stock Photo$

RFEG5D50–X-ray multiple part of adult and child and Disease ( Pulmonary tuberculosis Stroke kidney stone osteoarthritis bone fracture bow

. Practical electro-therapeutics and X-ray therapy : with chapters on phototherapy, X-ray in eye surgery, X-ray in dentistry, and medico-legal aspect of the X-ray . tice. Outlines of the kidney structure are very seldomshown. The skiagrapher should be careful not to mistake opaquesubstances in the intestinal canal or fragments from the transverseprocesses of the vertebra for stones. Kassabian reports having mis-taken an undissolved capsule of bismuth for a stone in the kidney. Vesical Calculi.—Small calculi in the urinary bladder are some-times overlooked by their being located over the sacrum Stock Photo

RM2CRRM9H–. Practical electro-therapeutics and X-ray therapy : with chapters on phototherapy, X-ray in eye surgery, X-ray in dentistry, and medico-legal aspect of the X-ray . tice. Outlines of the kidney structure are very seldomshown. The skiagrapher should be careful not to mistake opaquesubstances in the intestinal canal or fragments from the transverseprocesses of the vertebra for stones. Kassabian reports having mis-taken an undissolved capsule of bismuth for a stone in the kidney. Vesical Calculi.—Small calculi in the urinary bladder are some-times overlooked by their being located over the sacrum

RMCT18J2–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

RMDWT8DX–Kidney stone x ray

X-ray multiple disease of child and adult ( Stroke , Arthritis , Fracture , Tuberculosis , Brain tumor , Bowel obstruction , Kidney stone , Spondylos Stock Photo

RFJK829R–X-ray multiple disease of child and adult ( Stroke , Arthritis , Fracture , Tuberculosis , Brain tumor , Bowel obstruction , Kidney stone , Spondylos

. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . FlG. 183.—Stone in ureter.(By kind permission of Mr.Cojlinson. Radiograph by Dr. Rowden.) The calculi shown in theradiograph are remarkable. Thenotes of the case are here given.. PLATE L.—Tobebculosis k Kidxkv and Mesentebic Glands. a, Calcareous, caseous mass in kidney region, the result of tuberculosis, confirmed at operation. b, Calcareous patches inlefl kidney area, probably due to healed tubercle of the kidney; the larger shadowmighi easily be a calculus. c, Calcified mesenteric .-lands. The appeari ■ of these shadows might lead to a Stock Photo

RM2CRHPCP–. Radiography, X-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . FlG. 183.—Stone in ureter.(By kind permission of Mr.Cojlinson. Radiograph by Dr. Rowden.) The calculi shown in theradiograph are remarkable. Thenotes of the case are here given.. PLATE L.—Tobebculosis k Kidxkv and Mesentebic Glands. a, Calcareous, caseous mass in kidney region, the result of tuberculosis, confirmed at operation. b, Calcareous patches inlefl kidney area, probably due to healed tubercle of the kidney; the larger shadowmighi easily be a calculus. c, Calcified mesenteric .-lands. The appeari ■ of these shadows might lead to a

RMCT18KF–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

RMDWT8DK–Kidney stone x ray

RMD3HCC8–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . tance of this kind, where a largeshadow i^Isen^in the pelvis of the kidney, which might easily have beendiagnosed as a large stone. A second radiograph, taken two days later afterfree purgation, shows the mass lower down in the colon. The point which ledto a diagnosis of f secalmatter was the loadedcondition of the colonover the opposite kid-ney region. (2) Foreign bodiesin the intestine maybe mistaken for cal-culus. (3) Enlarged andcalcified mesentericglands are anotherelement leading toerror in urinarydiagnosis. (4) The case offoreign bo Stock Photo

RM2CRNX64–. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . tance of this kind, where a largeshadow i^Isen^in the pelvis of the kidney, which might easily have beendiagnosed as a large stone. A second radiograph, taken two days later afterfree purgation, shows the mass lower down in the colon. The point which ledto a diagnosis of f secalmatter was the loadedcondition of the colonover the opposite kid-ney region. (2) Foreign bodiesin the intestine maybe mistaken for cal-culus. (3) Enlarged andcalcified mesentericglands are anotherelement leading toerror in urinarydiagnosis. (4) The case offoreign bo

RMDWT8DH–Kidney stone x ray

RMD3HCCC–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

. American quarterly of roentgenology . Fig. 4. X-ray No. 8050, Both lumbar regions. Original plate. Noteenormous branched shadow on right side, and large fan-shaped shadow onleft. In this case it was all important to determine whether one or bothkidneys were functionating sufficiently to justify operation. Plate of theinjected kidneys (not shown) revealed a pyonephrosis of left kidney, anabsence of pyonephrosis and hydronephrosis in right kidney. Operativefindings: a branched stone size of small orange in ri^ht kidney, multiple stonesof various sizes and an associated pyonephrosis in left kid Stock Photo

RM2CRT6MA–. American quarterly of roentgenology . Fig. 4. X-ray No. 8050, Both lumbar regions. Original plate. Noteenormous branched shadow on right side, and large fan-shaped shadow onleft. In this case it was all important to determine whether one or bothkidneys were functionating sufficiently to justify operation. Plate of theinjected kidneys (not shown) revealed a pyonephrosis of left kidney, anabsence of pyonephrosis and hydronephrosis in right kidney. Operativefindings: a branched stone size of small orange in ri^ht kidney, multiple stonesof various sizes and an associated pyonephrosis in left kid

RMDWT8DW–Kidney stone x ray

RMD3HCCA–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

RMCT074M–RENAL LITHIASIS, X-RAY

. American quarterly of roentgenology . Fig. 27. X-ray No. 10546. Region: left lumbar. Colloidal silver in-jection shows irregular distention of ureter throughout its length; kidneypelvis contracted, indicating an inflammatory condition. Diagncss: tubercu-losis of kidney and ureter. Confirmed at operation.. Fig. 28. X-ray No. 9304. Region: abdomen and pelvis. Uniformmoderate dilatation of left ureter throughout its entire length with smallhydronephrosis. Obstruction present at ureteral-vesicular junction. Shad-ow on original plate present at this point. Diagnosis: small ureteral stone.Not oper Stock Photo

RM2CRT5FW–. American quarterly of roentgenology . Fig. 27. X-ray No. 10546. Region: left lumbar. Colloidal silver in-jection shows irregular distention of ureter throughout its length; kidneypelvis contracted, indicating an inflammatory condition. Diagncss: tubercu-losis of kidney and ureter. Confirmed at operation.. Fig. 28. X-ray No. 9304. Region: abdomen and pelvis. Uniformmoderate dilatation of left ureter throughout its entire length with smallhydronephrosis. Obstruction present at ureteral-vesicular junction. Shad-ow on original plate present at this point. Diagnosis: small ureteral stone.Not oper

RMDWT8EC–Kidney stone x ray

. A text-book of radiology . LARGE HYDRO-NEPHROSUS. The Pelvis of the kidney was injected with collargol before the radiograph was taken. PROPERTY OFVICTOR X-RAY CORPORATION PLATE XXV.. BLADDER. After injection with an emulsion of bismuth to show presence and position of sacculi. URINARY CALCULI. 193 Sometimes a calculus gets in line with a transverseprocess—a local alteration in the density of a process isalways suspicious, but if a stereoscopic pair is madethe difficulty will soon be cleared up. A triangular shadow in the renal area with point down-wards may indicate a stone plugging the ent Stock Photo

RM2CRNP4C–. A text-book of radiology . LARGE HYDRO-NEPHROSUS. The Pelvis of the kidney was injected with collargol before the radiograph was taken. PROPERTY OFVICTOR X-RAY CORPORATION PLATE XXV.. BLADDER. After injection with an emulsion of bismuth to show presence and position of sacculi. URINARY CALCULI. 193 Sometimes a calculus gets in line with a transverseprocess—a local alteration in the density of a process isalways suspicious, but if a stereoscopic pair is madethe difficulty will soon be cleared up. A triangular shadow in the renal area with point down-wards may indicate a stone plugging the ent

RMDWT8E2–Kidney stone x ray

. American quarterly of roentgenology . O cdM cd d. Fig. 4. X-ray No. 8050, Both lumbar regions. Original plate. Noteenormous branched shadow on right side, and large fan-shaped shadow onleft. In this case it was all important to determine whether one or bothkidneys were functionating sufficiently to justify operation. Plate of theinjected kidneys (not shown) revealed a pyonephrosis of left kidney, anabsence of pyonephrosis and hydronephrosis in right kidney. Operativefindings: a branched stone size of small orange in ri^ht kidney, multiple stonesof various sizes and an associated pyonephrosis Stock Photo

RM2CRT6W5–. American quarterly of roentgenology . O cdM cd d. Fig. 4. X-ray No. 8050, Both lumbar regions. Original plate. Noteenormous branched shadow on right side, and large fan-shaped shadow onleft. In this case it was all important to determine whether one or bothkidneys were functionating sufficiently to justify operation. Plate of theinjected kidneys (not shown) revealed a pyonephrosis of left kidney, anabsence of pyonephrosis and hydronephrosis in right kidney. Operativefindings: a branched stone size of small orange in ri^ht kidney, multiple stonesof various sizes and an associated pyonephrosis

Kidney stone x ray Stock Photos and Images

Kidney stone x ray Stock Photos and Images

Download Confirmation

Password Confirmation

Search Results for Kidney stone x ray Stock Photos and Images (136)

Filter by agency collections

Search builder

Get great features with your free account

Get inspired for your next project!