Ectopie rénale iliaque explorée par scintigraphie au 99mTc-DTPA et au 99mTc-DMSA. À propos d’un cas

Pyeloureteral Junction Syndrome on Ectopic Kidney: About 2 Cases

“…Low ectopia is most often pelvic, but can also be lumbar or iliac. A predominance of male and left-sided ectopia has been reported in the literature [1].…”

“…The majority of patients with renal ectopy are often asymptomatic, and the ectopy is only detected in the occurrence of a complication (hydronephrosis, infection, renal lithiasis, etc.) or as part of an X-ray or ultrasound examination indicated for other reasons [1]. It is most often discovered in the presence of an abdominal mass syndrome associated with abdominal pain and signs of digestive, urinary, pulmonary or venous compression.…”

“…It can be high, low or crossed. Low ectopy is most often pelvic (but can also be lumbar or iliac) [1].…”