Computed tomography (CT Scanner) is a diagnostic imaging method using X-rays to create cross-sectional images of body parts, including CT scans of the urinary system to diagnose urinary diseases.

Computed tomography of the urinary system with contrast injection is a technique that uses X-rays and a low-array detector system to reproduce images of the urinary system structure. The results of a computed tomography of the urinary system with contrast injection allow for the assessment and detection of abnormalities and diseases of the urinary system.

To accurately examine and diagnose diseases related to the urinary system such as urinary tract infections, urinary stones, and renal vascular disease, doctors often prescribe a urinary tract CT scan. This is a new imaging technique that helps evaluate the structure and function of the two kidneys, reconstruct the urinary tract, and examine the renal vessels.