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See Latest ArticlesThe role of magnetic resonance imaging in pediatric urology
Current Opinion in Urology, 06/15/06
Summary: Magnetic resonance imaging has emerged as a powerful tool for the diagnosis of pediatric genitourinary anomalies. It provides functional and anatomic assessment with a single procedure that in most cases is superior to conventional procedures. Magnetic resonance imaging will probably become the modality of choice for the imaging of pediatric genitourinary tract anomalies
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