Pelvic cake kidney drained by single ureter

Goren, Eliahu; Eidelman, A.

doi:10.1016/0090-4295(87)90391-8

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“…2,3 The life expectancy in patients with the cake kidney is not different to the normal population in the absence of associated complications. [4][5][6] Specific subjective complaints are not well-described , but the most frequent one is pain. 2 Frequent urination due to bladder compression has not been reported.…”

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Bilateral fused pelvic kidney ectopia with a single draining ureter solved by craniolateral displacement of the kidney and Boari‐modified bladder–calyceal anastomosis with bladder augmentation

Ignjatović

Stojkovic²,

Dinić³

et al. 2007

Int J of Urology

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Abstract:A pelvic cake kidney with hydronephrosis and renal failure with the single draining ureter was reported. Frequent urination related to compression of the bladder was the most important symptom. The kidney was craniolaterally displaced , the malfunctioning ureter was replaced with the Boari-like tubularization of the bladder, and the neoureter was anastomosed with the calyx. The bladder was enlarged by intestinal augmentation.

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Bilateral fused pelvic kidney ectopia with a single draining ureter solved by craniolateral displacement of the kidney and Boari‐modified bladder–calyceal anastomosis with bladder augmentation

Ignjatović

Stojkovic²,

Dinić³

et al. 2007

Int J of Urology

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“…Fused pelvic kidney is the most uncommon renal fusion anomaly, even more so if the kidney is drained by a single ureter (20).…”

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Ultrasonographically detected renal fusion anomalies in Western Region of Nepal

Shrestha

Shrestha²

2014

J Chitwan Med Coll

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To establish the incidence and patterns of renal fusion anomalies based on Ultrasonography (USG) in Western region of Nepal. In 2 years period, patients undergoing abdominal USG at Gandaki Medical College between 2010 and 2012 were screened for renal fusion anomalies. After identification, incidence and male:female ratio were stratified for total renal fusion anomalies, horseshoe kidney, crossed fused ectopia and fused pelvic kidney. Out of 31498 patients who underwent abdominal USG, there were 71(1:444) cases of renal fusion anomalies, 61 (1:516) of horseshoe kidneys, 9 (1:3500) of crossed-fused ectopia and 1 (1:31498) of fused pelvic kidney. Male:Female ratio was 1:2 for horseshoe kidney and 1.25:1 for crossed fused ectopia. Renal fusion anomalies are rare congenital malformation. USG is a sensitive and reliable modality for its detection. Horseshoe kidney is the most common renal fusion anomaly followed by crossed fused ectopia. Our ultrasonograhic evaluation for incidence of renal fusion anomalies closely matches past autopsy and radiographic data.

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“…Anatomically, the cake kidney presents a lobulated anterior aspect while the posterior facet is smooth and homogeneous (2) . The renal pelvis is located anteriorly to the kidney and except for some few cases, there are two ureters which drain into the bladder in the normal anatomical regions of the vesical trigone (6) . Such congenital abnormalities may present some histological alterations, namely: immature glomeruli; cystic changes; widening and dilatation of tubules; or even evidences of chronic renal disease (3) .…”

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“…Such anomalous blood irrigation is considered a risk factor for renal vascular compromise due to pelvic trauma, vascular disease, pregnancy and atherosclerosis (7) . Typically, the cake kidney coexists with other anomalies, such as: abnormal testicular descent, Tetralogy of Fallot, vaginal atresia, sacral agenesis, caudal regression syndrome, bifid spine and anal abnormalities (6) . Such renal fusion anomaly may remain asymptomatic or even be detected at autopsy (1,5) .…”

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Fusão renal completa em criança com infecção recorrente do trato urinário

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Cake kidney, a rare anomaly of the urinary tract, may be diagnosed at any age range. During the investigation of recurrent urinary tract infection in a 12-year-old child, contrast-enhanced computed tomography demonstrated the presence of a right-sided ectopic kidney, with renal fusion, drained by two ureters. Prophylactic treatment with nitrofurantoin was instituted, and the patient currently remains asymptomatic. Keywords: Kidney; Malformation; Cake kidney.O rim em bolo é uma rara anormalidade do trato urinário que pode ser diagnosticada em qualquer faixa etária. Durante investigação de infecção urinária recorrente em criança de 12 anos, foi revelada em tomografia computadorizada contrastada a presença de rim direito ectópico, com fusão renal, drenado por dois ureteres. Foi iniciado tratamento profilático com nitrofurantoína e o paciente se encontra assintomático. Unitermos: Rim; Malformação; Rim em bolo. AbstractResumo

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Pelvic cake kidney drained by single ureter

Cited by 17 publications

References 12 publications

Bilateral fused pelvic kidney ectopia with a single draining ureter solved by craniolateral displacement of the kidney and Boari‐modified bladder–calyceal anastomosis with bladder augmentation

Bilateral fused pelvic kidney ectopia with a single draining ureter solved by craniolateral displacement of the kidney and Boari‐modified bladder–calyceal anastomosis with bladder augmentation

Ultrasonographically detected renal fusion anomalies in Western Region of Nepal

Fusão renal completa em criança com infecção recorrente do trato urinário

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