223b ped uro Flashcards

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ureteric bud vs metanephric blastema

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ureteric bud - renal pelvis to collecting system

metanephric blastema - glomeruli to distal tubules

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mutlicystic dysplastic kidney (MDK)

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loss reniform shape w/ multile non-comunicating peripheral cysts

no identifiable normal renal parenchyma - only a few glomeruli if any

ureter in pelvis is atretic (so no connection to ureteric bud)

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MDK outcome

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most will involute - monitor via US

nephrectomy - rarely, only if causing hypertension or mass-effect

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hydronephrosis

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dilation of tract from previous obstruction (or can have current obstruction, but doesn’t mean its still there)

central area of fluid collection - cystic structures connect to each other

perserved renal function

unilateral = idiopathic, UPJ obstruction

bilateral = PUV (posterior urethral valves)

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5
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ureters

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loses lumen at day 40, regains from midpoint, last segment is UPJ and UVJ

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vesicoureteral reflux (VUR)

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benign by itself but can causes UTI and damage kidneys

bladder valve defect allowing urine to go back into kidney via ureter

abnormality of UVJ - shortening of intramural section of ureter – longer allows it to be flat when bladder squeezes

lateral displacement of ureteral orfice

VCUG - voiding cystourethrogram

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ureteral duplication

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2 ureteric buds with 1 metanpehric blasterma

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Weigert-Meyer rule

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ureters flip-flop - upper pole of kidney inserts below in kidney (inferior and medial) –> more likely for obstruction

lower moiety – ureteral ofifice inserts superiorly and laterally –> reflux more common

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posterior urethral valve

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bilateral hydronephrosis from valves in urethra blocking urination –> keyhole sign

can casuse potter’s syndrome

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10
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hypospadias

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failure of urethral plate/ UG folds to fuse

dorsal hood, chordee, deviation of median raphe

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hypospadius + undescended testis

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intersex possible

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undescended testicles

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usually spontaneous descent until 6 months
fix after 6 months

why fix? fertility, cancer risk (seminoma), reduce risk of torsion

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13
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hypospadius + undescended testis

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intersex possible

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undescended testicles

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usually spontaneous descent until 6 months
fix after 6 months

why fix? fertility, cancer risk (seminoma), reduce risk of torsion

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hydrocele

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patent processus vaginalis - brings perineal lining with testicle - if perineal doesn’t seal off

fluid = hydrocele
intraperitoneal conents = hernia

US shows black (fluid)

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