JAMA · 1964 · 20 citations · 0 references
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In the field of urology virtually every roentgenographic state, condition, and disease, and every rediological diagnostic method, is demonstrated or described in the second edition of Dr. Emmett's<i>Clinical Urography</i>. The text is skillfully outlined initially and clearly divided and concisely titled by section and paragraph for all students of the urinary tract, who should read the two volumes completely. On the other hand, for the specialist or reviewer of certain topics who wishes to avoid the detailed text, the drawings, diagrams, and uniformly excellent roentgenograms are completely captioned to form a concise, "internal" illustrated volume. Though primarily rediographic in nature—anatomic, embryological, and physiological data are provided in proper proportion. Not only is every rediologic procedure described as to technique, variations, and indications, but, most instructively, the errors to be avoided are illustrated. Many variant normal roentgenograms precede the pathological material in each section. Emphasis is placed on illustrating common