RGU(NON-IONIC CONTRAST)

This examination is commonly performed to evaluate urethral strictures (narrowing), urethral injuries, urinary obstruction, urethral trauma, congenital abnormalities, urethral fistulas, diverticula, and other disorders affecting the urethra.

The examination primarily evaluates the anterior and posterior urethra, helping doctors assess its shape, continuity, and any areas of narrowing or blockage.

Yes. RGU is one of the most reliable imaging examinations for detecting urethral strictures, determining their location, length, and severity, and assisting in treatment planning.

Yes. It is commonly used after pelvic trauma or suspected urethral injury to identify tears, leakage of contrast, or disruption of the urethra before catheter placement or surgery.