Radiology · 1978 · 20 citations · 0 references
MedicineUrologyBladder ManagementUrodynamicsUrologic SurgeryDiuretic TherapyGlucagon TherapyRenal ColicUreteral InjuryUrinary Tract Obstruction EvaluationPartial Urinary Tract ObstructionPharmacologic Diuresis TestingUreteral CalculiUrinary CalculiUrographic Imaging
Intravenous glucagon and diuresis caused by diagnostic doses of sodium diatrizoate were used to treat 5 patients with ureteral colic and urographic findings consistent with partial obstruction by a ureteral calculus. Pain was relieved and the calculus passed within two hours in 4 patients and within eight hours in the fifth. No complications were noted.