Challenges in the Management of Bilateral Single-system Ectopic Ureters in Male Infants

Isolated bilateral simplex ureteric ectopia: Bladder capacity as an indicator of continence outcome

“…In contrast, the group that underwent re-implantation alone tended to have volumes at 30-100% of EBCA and moderate or normal bladder size on cystoscopy. gastrointestinal, nervous or cardiorespiratory systems were noted in patients with BSEU and have already been described in the literature [15][16][17], but such abnormalities were unlikely to affect continence outcomes in our series. As in previously published series significant renal impairment owing to renal dysplasia, persisting dilatation or UTI-associated scarring was observed in most of our patients.…”

Fetal Abdominal Anomaliler

“…Çift taraflı olduğunda ise mesane trigonu yoktur ve her iki üreterde ileri derecede dilatasyon ve tortüyozite vardır. Anal ve genital anomalilerle birlikteliği bildirilmiştir [77].…”

Neonatal Imaging Evaluation of Common Prenatally Diagnosed Genitourinary Abnormalities

“…Anal and genital anomalies have been reported to be associated with this condition. 85 In females, the bud can insert into the lower bladder, urethra, vestibule, or vagina. If it is present in an infrasphincteric location, the ectopia can result in urinary dribbling with otherwise normal voiding in toilet-trained girls, UTI, abdominal pain, and renal failure.…”