Pediatric magnetic resonance urography from patient preparation to post-processing: basics and controversies
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The authors aim to provide a comprehensive overview of pediatric magnetic resonance urography (MRU), addressing its clinical indications, patient preparation, and imaging techniques, while also discussing current limitations and controversies in the field. They highlight the importance of MRU as a non-ionizing imaging modality for evaluating the kidneys and urinary tract in children and explore emerging techniques that could enhance its clinical utility.
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