Indications for Investigation of the Urinary Tract in the Newborn

Corbett, Harriet J.; McAndrew, H.F.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-4721-3_64

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“…In patients of this age group, as a rule, there are no symptoms characteristic of the pathology of the urinary system in older children, which complicates the diagnosis and leads to a late diagnosis and, accordingly, untimely treatment. Verification of the diagnosis is further complicated by the fact that diseases of the urinary system in young children often pass under the clinical masks of other diseases, and only examination aimed at this pathology allows timely and correct diagnosis (Corbett & McAndrew, 2018;Ortega-Abente & Ruiz-Flores, 2021). Some newborns develop jaundice, which may be one of the main symptoms of pyelonephritis.…”

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“Clinical masks” of congenital malformations of urinary system in children of early age

Lukyanenko

Imanmadiyeva

Dolinnaya

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Nowadays there is an increase in nephropathy in young children, which is associated not only with environmental impacts, but also with an increase in the incidence of congenital and hereditary caused forms of diseases, an increase in the incidence of mothers, and an improvement in diagnosis. In order to analyze the frequency of congenital malformations of the urinary system in young children under the “clinical masks” of various somatic pathologies, 864 cards of inpatients that were treated in the Early Childhood Department of the Regional Children's Clinical Hospital “OKHMATDYT” during 2013 were analyzed. The authors came to the conclusion that congenital malformations of the urinary system in young children are a frequent pathology, diagnosed in 44.6% of children admitted to the To the Department of the early age for acute pyelonephritis to get 10.3% of all children who were admitted to hospital treatment. The introduction of a two-stage algorithm for the diagnosis of congenital malformations of the urinary system allows us to recognize their various “clinical masks” and timely establish a clinical diagnosis of anomalies. This approach makes it possible to conduct adequate therapy and reduce high rates of childhood morbidity and disability, and has significant medical and social effects.

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