Computed tomography(CT) may be helpful in the diagnosis of bladder cancer in a patient with gross hematuria without any obvious etiology. However, ultrasonography plus cystoscopy are usually enough, less costly, and safer as opposed to CT which includes the use of contrast material. Computed tomography(CT) of the kidneys and urinary tract is better than ultrasound in detecting stones in patients with hematuria, and it has the highest sensitivity, at 94% to 98%. Noncontrast helical CT is excellent for the detection of urinary stones.
Hematuria CT
Hematuria ultrasound
Hematuria MRI
Hematuria cytoscopy
Kidney stone CT
Pyelonephritis CT scan
Pyonephrosis ultrasound
Pyelonephritis MRI