A male patient with an isolated renal mass was referred to interventional Radiology for Cryoablation. Percutaneous approach was recommended due to patients age, and also being a poor surgical candidate. Procedure was unremarkable.

Male in mid 50’s, with Ileal conduit for Bladder cancer complicated by distal ureteric anastomotic stricture Managed by Trans-stomal stent and maintenance by regular exchanges Recent exchange by an Urologist at an outside hospital  

A male patient with malignant ureteric obstruction underwent ureteric stent placement. Presented to Urology for routine exchange. Unsuccessful in retrieval and exchange by retrograde approach. Referred to IR for removal.  

A male patient in 60’s gets an nephrostomyy tube in anticipation for an PCNL by the urology. Post nephrolithotomy, day 1 becomes unstable. Hypotensive and drop in Hb.  

A patient in mid 60’s with renal calculi undergoes nephrostomy tube placement in anticipation for nephrolithotomy. Post nephrolithotomy, presents with increasing hematuria and drop in Hb. Hemodynamically stable.

A male patient in 40’s presented to ED with acute abdominal pain. Hemodynamically stable. Prior MRI Imaging enclosed.

Male with Autosomal polycystic kidney disease presenting with flank pain and drop in Hb.    

A middle aged male presented with acute drop in Hb, post radical prostatectomy. Underwent a pelvic exploration, clot evacuation, suture ligation of pelvic side wall bleeding on day 2. Still uncontrollable bleeding. Sent to IR for angiogram and possible embolization.  

Patient with known history of left renal angiomyolipoma, Prior significant bleeding episodes, 20 years ago and most recently 3 yrs ago. Now presents with intermittent flank pain, concern for recurrent bleeding.

An old male presenting with hematuria, post random renal biopsy. Drop in Hb requiring transfusions. No prior imaging available.  

Middle aged patient with spina bifida, right pelvic kidney, recurrent UTI’s presents with leaking foley catheter and suspected ureteric leak (RT) leading to peri hepatic urinoma.  

Middle aged female admitted with acute abdominal pain. KUB and CT demonstrate Renal calculi.Planned for percutaneous nephrolithotomy, due to concern for pyelonephritis for stone removal.  

Young female with ureteric injury during emergency cesarean section, leading to nephrostomy tube placement. Failed attempts by retrograde approach. Presents to IR for possible internalization.  

Post nephrolithotomy and nephrostomy tube insertion by nephrologist: Persistent drop in Hb and clots in the urine, suspecting bleed. Successful embolization. Repeat angiogram demonstrate residual bleeding, with the host catheter tip moving forward with respiration causing a focal dissection of the main renal artery. No bleeding thru the true lumen. Patient stable.  

70 yr old with spontaneous perinephric hematoma around right kidney, post urothelial resection and ileal conduit creation. Anastomotic leak around left pelvic kidney.  

Flank pain, Post random renal biopsy.