Gallium accumulation in a urinoma secondary to ureteral trauma
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Clinical Nuclear Medicine
|April 1, 1981
Abstract:
In patients with trauma to the ureter, Ga-67 accumulation may represent a urinoma rather than abscess formation. Comparison with other radiologic studies may help to confirm this diagnosis.
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