Computed tomography of the kidney.
The development and refinement of computed tomography have revolutionized the diagnostic evaluation of patients in urologic practice. This article reviews the applications and interpretation, as well as the limitations, of renal computed tomography and compares this modality with other imaging studies of the kidney.
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