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See Latest ArticlesVoiding Cystography Practices and Preferences of North American Pediatric Urologists
UroToday International Journal, 06/08/09
Ellison JS et al. - Pediatric urologists prefer fluoroscopic voiding cystography in all situations to evaluate vesicoureteral reflux but the proportion varies by indication. Diagnostic and patient issues are of greater concern than radiation dose. Variability in access to pediatric radiologists and ability to obtain the desired study may also alter ordering practices.
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