Uréter circumcavo no obstructivo

Abstract

We report a case on circumcavum ureter without obstruction or type two, according the Batenson and Atkinson's classification, in a forty-nine year old man. It was diagnosticated for a gross haematuria and renoureteral pain, because of a simultaneous urinary tract infection. We emphasize its absence of the typical morphology and obstruction signs. After twelve months the patient is still asymptomatic, without any medical or surgical treatment.

Conservative management of retrocaval Ureter: A case series

“…There is little discussion on the role of watchful waiting but it has been suggested for asymptomatic patients with minimal calicectasis [4] . Cao Avellaneda et al reported a case of type two retrocaval ureter managed conservatively [5] . However, there is no precedent literature reporting conservative management of type one retrocaval ureters.…”

Computed tomography manifestations of common inferior vena cava dysplasia and its clinical significance

“…Various types of the anomalies have been identified with the help of cross-sectional imaging (3). Imaging results also serve as a valuable tool for clinicians to re-evaluate several clinical conditions, including haematuria (4) and urinary tract infection (5) of unknown aetiology, as well as recurrent deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (6,7), which used to be refractory to conventional treatment and is currently considered to be related to the underlying anomalies of the IVC.…”