Diagnosis and Evaluation of Renal Cysts

Waterman, Jack

doi:10.1016/j.pop.2014.08.003

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“…While there is an abundance of information regarding incidence, treatment or prognosis of renal cysts in humans (Park et al, 2019), except for polycystic kidney disease, the information in dogs is limited. Similar to the majority of human renal cysts (Waterman, 2014), the present case consisted of a simple solitary, unilateral renal cyst. Simple renal cysts have a particular ultrasonographic appearance such as oval shape, anechoic content, thin hyperechoic wall and strong distal acoustic enhancement (Nyland et al, 2015).…”

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A case of a simple solitary renal cyst in a Shih Tzu

2022

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In this report, a clinical case of a solitary renal cyst in a Shih Tzu dog is described. On the basis of clinical and laboratory examinations, and ultrasonographic and radiologic visualizations, provisional and differential diagnoses were made. The Shih Tzu dog described in this report was referred to the Small Animal Hospital of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Sel?uk University, for further work-up after a one-week treatment in a private veterinary clinic. In our hospital, a simple solitary renal cyst was detected and was treated successfully with ultrasound-guided percutaneous drainage. The dog was followed-up during two months? post procedure with renal ultrasonography and four months by phone calls with the owner. The initial complaints such as anorexia and lethargy disappeared after the treatment. The ultrasonographic appearance of the cyst changed from an ovoid anechoic structure into a vague, slightly hyperechoic scar lesion.

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A case of a simple solitary renal cyst in a Shih Tzu

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“…Similarly to the majority of human renal cysts (Waterman, 2014), the case reported here consisted of a solitary, unilateral and cortical renal cyst. Simple renal cysts have specific ultrasonographic features.…”

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“…Several studies have been performed to evaluate the effectiveness of single versus multiple sclerotherapy sessions for the treatment of simple renal cysts in humans (Hanna and Dahniya, 1996;Chung et al, 2000;Akinci et al, 2004). Single drainage recurrence rate has been reported between 33 and 80% (Hanna and Dahniya, 1996) and thought to be due to continuing fluid production by the epithelial cells lining the cyst (Hanna and Dahniya, 1996;Waterman, 2014). Many authors promote multiple sessions compared to single sessions to decrease recurrence rates (Hanna and Dahniya, 1996;Chung et al, 2000).…”

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Succesvolle behandeling van een solitaire simpele renale cyste bij een hond

Dyck¹,

Fina²,

Burešová³

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Vlaams Diergeneeskundig Tijdschrift

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In this report, a dog is described that was referred to the Small Animal Department, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (Ghent University) for further work-up and treatment of a solitary renal cyst. The cyst was treated successfully with ultrasound-guided drainage and percutaneous sclerotherapy. The dog was followed-up during twenty-four months post procedure with renal sonography. The complaints of intermittent lethargy disappeared after the first treatment. The ultrasonographic appearance of the cyst evolved from a round, anechoic, sharply demarcated lesion to an ill-defined, hyperechoic lesion.

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“…A simple renal cyst (SRC) is defined as a solitary discrete lesion outside the kidney parenchyma [ 3 ]. It has been reported that the prevalence of SRC ranges from 5 to 41% in adults; the rate in children is low but it increases with age from 0.22 to 0.55% [ 4 ].…”

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Robotic renal cyst decortication with calyceal diverticulectomy in a toddler – technical practicalities: a case report

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BackgroundIncidence of simultaneous renal cyst with calyceal diverticula in contralateral kidney is rare in children. A minimally invasive procedure in different sittings is often recommended.Case presentationA Chinese 15-month-old boy presented to the Urology department of a tertiary care center with right flank pain. He was subjected to magnetic resonance urography and was diagnosed as having right renal cyst and contralateral calyceal diverticula. He underwent robotic cyst decortication and calyceal diverticulectomy using da Vinci robot. His postoperative period was uneventful. He was discharged on fifth postoperative day. Histopathology was consistent with simple renal cyst.ConclusionsRobotic combined cyst decortication and contralateral diverticulectomy is feasible in selected small children. However, it demands adequate technical skill and experience.

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Diagnosis and Evaluation of Renal Cysts

Cited by 12 publications

References 23 publications

A case of a simple solitary renal cyst in a Shih Tzu

A case of a simple solitary renal cyst in a Shih Tzu

Succesvolle behandeling van een solitaire simpele renale cyste bij een hond

Robotic renal cyst decortication with calyceal diverticulectomy in a toddler – technical practicalities: a case report

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