A Comparative Study Between Computed Tomography Imaging And Ultrasound In Detecting Urinary Tract Stone

Turki Khulaif Alanazi; Abdullah Naffaa Alsafari; Mohammed Maashi Q Alanazi; Mohammad Khulaife Alabdali; Abdullah Hulayyil Alenazi

doi:10.53555/sfs.v9i4.2555

Authors

Turki Khulaif Alanazi
Abdullah Naffaa Alsafari
Mohammed Maashi Q Alanazi
Mohammad Khulaife Alabdali
Abdullah Hulayyil Alenazi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/sfs.v9i4.2555

Keywords:

computed tomography, ultrasound, urinary tract stones, imaging, diagnosis

Abstract

Urinary tract stones are a common medical condition that affects millions of people worldwide. The diagnosis of these stones is crucial for proper management and treatment. In recent years, both computed tomography (CT) imaging and ultrasound have been used in detecting urinary tract stones. This comparative study aims to analyze the effectiveness of these two imaging modalities in detecting urinary tract stones

Author Biographies

Turki Khulaif Alanazi

Radiology specialist, mental health hospital, Gurayat, Saudi Arabia
Abdullah Naffaa Alsafari

Medical physics, Gurayat General Hospital, Gurayat, Saudi Arabia
Mohammed Maashi Q Alanazi

Radiology technician, Gurayat Mental Health Hospital, Gurayat, Saudi Arabia
Mohammad Khulaife Alabdali

Radiology technician, forensic medicine, Gurayat, Saudi Arabia
Abdullah Hulayyil Alenazi

Radiology technician، forensic medicine, Gurayat, Saudi