Clinical Observation on Excretory Urography

Kim, Sin Joo

Abstract

A clinical observation was made on 122 cases of excretory urographies during the period from January to December. 1978 and the following results were obtained. 1) Among 1572 total patients, 122 cases of excretory urographies were performed during, giving a rate of 12.9%. 2) The most common age group was in 21-30 years (32.8%) and the next was in 31-40 years (23. 8%) 89 cases were male and 33 cases were female with a ratio of 2.7 : 1. 3) The clinical symptoms and signs were flank pain in 84 cases, bladder irritation symptom in S4 cases and gross hematuria in 37 cases. 4) Of 122 cases of excretory urogaphies, abnormal findings were shown on 73 cases (59.8%) and normal findings shown on 49 cases (40.2%). 5) Of 73 cases of abnormal findings, urolithiasis were found in 39 cases (53.4%), G-U tuberculosis in 15 cases (20. 5%) and infectious diseases in 11 cases (15. 1%). 6) The side reaction to contrast media was observed in 7 cases (5.7%).