FRCR 2A Recap - Uroradiology Part 3

FRCR 2A Recap — Uroradiology Part 3: Stones, Infection & Calcification The five stone types from calcium oxalate through to the indinavir stone that CT cannot see, the pyelonephritis spectrum as one ascending infection caught at three moments, the severe infections where gas in the parenchyma outranks gas in the collecting system, the chronic infections that destroy a kidney slowly, the two injuries that leave the kidney looking entirely normal, medullary and cortical nephrocalcinosis with their causes, and a closing grid separating the five conditions whose names sound alike. Every table is on screen — pause on any of them. 0:00 Introduction 0:11 The stone types 1:21 The pyelonephritis spectrum 2:12 The severe infections 3:17 The chronic infections 4:40 Injury with a normal-looking kidney 5:34 Medullary nephrocalcinosis 6:59 Cortical nephrocalcinosis 8:07 Calcinosis against necrosis Part 3 in the Uroradiology series. #FRCR #FRCR2A #Radiology #RadiologyResident #Uroradiology #RenalStones #Pyelonephritis #Nephrocalcinosis #KidneyInfection #RenalImaging #Urology #Radiopaedia #FRCRRevision #MedicalEducation #Radiologia #RadRes