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1
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Duplicated collecting system - what inserts where?
What’s the problem with the upper pole ureter?
What’s the problem with the lower pole ureter?

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Upper pole inserts inferomedially and ectopically. Obstructs, usually ureterocele.
Lower pole refluxes, inserts normally.

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Differences among sepate, arcuate, bicornuate, didelphys

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Septate- normal fundal contour, muscular and/or fibrous septum (needs to be removed)
Arcuate-normal outer contour, slight dip in myometrium, no consequence (fairly normal, actually)
bicornuate- separated horns/dip in contour
didelphys- separate uterus including cervix

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Ddx for cortical nephrocalcinosis

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*chronic glomerulonephritis
*acute cortical necrosis
*rejected renal transplant
*Alport syndrome
*oxalosis
putty kidney from TB
renal infarction / ischaemia
sepsis
drugs
hemolytic uraemic syndrome (HUS)

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Ddx for medullary nephrocalcinosis

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*hyperparathyroidism
*medullary sponge kidney
*renal tubular acidosis
hypervitaminosis D
milk-alkali syndrome
sarcoid
other pathological hypercalcemic or hypercalciuric states

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What’s medullary sponge kidney?

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The medullary and papillary portions of the collecting ducts are dysplastic and dilated and in most cases develop medullary nephrocalcinosis.

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Ddx renal hemosiderosis

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sickle cell
thalassemia
*Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
mechanical valves causing chronic hemolysis

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Ddx striated nephrogram (unilateral)

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Pyelonephritis
obstruction
renal vein thrombosis
(contusion, radiation)

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Ddx striated nephrogram (bilateral)

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acute pyelonephritis
acute tubular necrosis (e.g. from contrast)
hypotension
infarcts/PAN
SLE
lymphoma
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What stage is an RCC with IVC extension below the diaphragm? Above?

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T3b

T3c for above

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Ddx retroperitoneal adenopathy

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lymphoma
mets from testicular, prostate, endometrial, cervical
infection: TB, HIV

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On what side should scrotal varicoceles raise concern?

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the right side is abnormal and raises concern for an RP mass

80% of varicoceles are left-sided

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large mass ~upper pole kidney

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RCC, adrenal cortical carcinoma, pheo, mets, retroperitoneal sarcoma, malignant fibrous histiocytoma

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hysterosalpingogram - diverticula off tube

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Salpingitis isthmica nodosa (asociated with PID, infertility, ectopic pregnancy)
Tubal TB
tubal endometriosis

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when you see a large adnexal nonvascular (noncystic) mass, what should you include?

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ovarian torsion

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Parts of the male urethra, bladder out:

Where is the verumontanum? Where are posterior urethral valves?

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prostatic, membranous
bulbar (turns and becomes horizontal), penile
verumontanum is posterior of prostatic portion, posterior urethral valves begin here and go to distal prostatic urethra

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Ddx for male urethral stricture

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Carcinoma (TCC in prostatic, adeno (at Cowper’s glands just below prostate), squamous cell (from prior stricture of anterior urethra)
Post-infectious stricture
post-catheter stricture (penoscrotal jctn or membranous)

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Ddx for fat-containing mass in region of adrenal gland

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myelolipoma of adrenal gland
AML of kidney
liposarcoma
HCC/adeno of liver

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ddx for renal papillary necrosis (sloughing of papilla)

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P : pyelonephritis
O : obstruction
S : sickle cell disease
T : tuberculosis
C : cirrhosis
A : *analgesic abuse* - NSAIDS
R : renal vein thrombosis
D : *diabetes mellitus*
S : systemic vasculitis/des
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ddx of omental caking

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mets (ovarian, GI, pancreas, GB)
TB
Lymphoma
Mesothelioma

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Pt with rcc and multiple renal cysts might have?

What other features of this diz?

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think vHL
also have pheos, pancreatic islet cell tumors and panc cysts
cerebellar and retinal hemangioblastomas

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numerous cysts in atropied kidneys

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acquired renal cystic disease of dialysis

increased risk of RCC

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What’s adenomyosis? What dx criteria?

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the presence of ectopic endometrial tissue within the myometrium
junctional zone greater than 12mm

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Bosniak renal cyst classification system:

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1-simple
2-single thin septation or thin calc or high attenuation non-enhancing
2F-thicker septations or thicker calc
3-more complex
4-obviously malignant, a lot of solid parts
1 & 2 - no follow-up, never malignant
2F-4 - follow-up

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renal mass with multiple cysts, herniates into renal pelvis - what is it? Who gets it?

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Multilocular cystic nephroma
males under 5
women in their 40s

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Hysterosalpingogram - intrauterine senechiae

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Asherman’s syndrome, usually 2/2 D&C, IUD, severe endometritis

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causes of RP fibrosis

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idiopathic, meds, blood (rp bleed), radiation, peri-aneurysmal, malignancy

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Ureters pushed away from spine vs pulled medially - what does that distinguish?

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Pushed away - lymphoma

Pulled medially - RP fibrosis

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Ddx of multiple filling defects of ureter

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spreading or multifocal TCC
vascular indentations
multiple ureteral stones (steinstrasse)
blood clots
ureteritis cystica
Stevens-Johnson syndrome
Malakoplakia (benign, related to chronic infection)
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What’s ureteritis/pyeloureteritis cystica?

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benign supepithelial cysts, likely 2/2 chronic UTIs

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Where does prostate cancer usually originate?

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Peripheral zone (thus easy to feel on rectal exam)

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what are you looking for on prostate US or MRI?

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hypointensity of peripheral zone, extracapsular spread, invasion of neurovascular bundle or seminal vessicles, lymph nodes, bone mets

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What does a goblet sign on retrograde ureterography mean?

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slow-growing TCC (not a stone) - results from peristalsis

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Ddx for single ureteral filling defect

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tumor, stone, clot, sloughed papilla, fungus ball, air bubble

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Air in scrotal wall or perineum = worry about

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Fournier gangrene (necrotizing fasciitis)

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Ddx perirenal stuff/soft tissue

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lymphoma
blood
urine
(infiltrative TCC or RCC)
extramedullary hematopoesis
Erdheim-Chester dz
lymphangiomatosis
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urachal diverticulum - what kind of cancer?

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adenoca

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cyst adjacent to urethra

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urethral diverticulum
Gartner duct cyst - high, anterolat wall of vagina
Bartholin gland cyst - low, posterolateral

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what’s nutcracker syndrome?

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compression of left renal vein between aorta and SMA
pt gets hematuria
Rx stent

39
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adrenal masses

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hemorrhage, cortical carcinoma, adenoma (fat or >50% washout), myelolipoma, pheo

40
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focal calcium in renal cortex

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calyceal diverticulum with stone

at risk for infection and neoplasm

41
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ddx cause of colovesicle fistula

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diverticulitis, cancer, crohn’s

42
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“teardrop” shaped bladder - what caused it?

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trauma with hematoma, pelvic lipomatosis, lymphadenopathy

43
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rx of intraperitoneal versus extraperitoneal

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intra - Surgery, top of bladder - direct trauma

extra - just decompress, pelvic fracture

44
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childhood renal tumors - names and ages:

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Mesoblastic nephroma: under 1 year
ossyfying renal tumor of infancy: under 1 year
Nephroblastoma/tosis: 1 year, can be any age
Multilocular cystic nephroma: boys under 5 (and middle-aged women)
Wilms: peak at 3-4 (rarely up to 15)
RCC (in vHL): teens

45
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renal tumor in pts with sickle trait or SC disease:

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renal medullary carcinoma

46
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Ddx bilateral enlarged ureters

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Congenital (eg post urethral valves
Reflux
Bilat UVJ obstruction
bilat stones
RP fibrosis
bladder neoplasm
47
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Complications of urethral diverticulum

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Stones, infection, squamous cell ca

48
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Hepatic mass in infant, elevated AFP:

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hepatoblastoma

49
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Ddx bladder calcification

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Schistosomiasis, TB (thimble bladder), cancer, radiation

others are less common

50
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Who gets renal medullary carcinoma?

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Young patients

Sickle trait or SC (NOT sickle cell dz)

51
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What is nephroblastomatosis, what age, and what’s the concern?

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Multiple/diffuse nephrogenic rests (foci of metanephric blastema that persist beyond 36 weeks gestation), they have the potential for malignant transformation into Wilms tumour.
Age newborn-7y

52
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What’s the risk with schistosomiasis of the bladder?

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Increased risk of squamous cell cancer of bladder (Schisto is Squamous)

53
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What’s the treatment for gonadal vein thrombosis?

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Anticoagulation and Abx

54
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Ddx multiple renal aneurysms. What do the aneurysms cause?

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PolyArteritis Nodosa, speed kidney (amphetamine abuse).

The aneurysms thrombosis and cause infarcts.

55
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Multiple ureteral wall outpouchings

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Ureteral pseudodiverticulosis.

Increased risk of infection and of malignancy.

56
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Dilated rete testis is called:

A

Tubular ectasia of the rete testis (benign)

57
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Causes of hematometrocolpos

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Imperforate hymen, cervical stenosis, vaginal atresia

58
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Dx for rapidly enlarging uterine mass

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leiomyosarcoma (needs surgery)

59
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Solid ovarian neoplasms ddx:

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Brenner tumor, stromal (fibroma, fibrothecoma, etc.), germ cell (non-cystic teratoma, dysgerminoma), met (Krukenberg), lymphoma

60
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What’s the problem with a cancer within a bladder diverticulum?

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It’s a pseudodiverticulum and there’s no containment - tumor just spreads

61
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How do you distinguish a Gartner’s duct cyst from a Bartolin’s gland cyst?

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Gartner’s duct - above inferior part of the pubic symphysis, anterolateral
Bartolin’s gland cyst is inferior, posterolateral, near labia

62
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Tubular ureteral filling defect

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ureteral fibroepithelial polyp (removed because they cause intermittent obstruction)

63
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sites of botryoid rhabdomyosarcoma:
What does it look like?
Who gets it?

A

polypoid or “grape like lesion” beneath the mucosa: vagina, cervix, urinary bladder, nasopharynx, biliary tract
kids - birth to 15y

64
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Ddx for hyperenhancing lymph nodes:

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castleman disease, Kaposi sarcoma, hypervascular mets (thyroid, renal)

65
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Explain the difference between the pararenal and perirenal spaces

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Perirenal is right around the kidney

Pararenal includes the fat outside the perirenal space and the space including the colon and pancreas.

66
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Ddx midline prostate cyst

A

Prostatic utricle cyst, mullerian duct cyst

67
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characteristic appearance of a urethral cyst in a woman

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“biloed” or “horseshoe” cyst posterior to the urethra.

Dx with double-balloon urethrogram

68
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list the non-CNS lesions associated with VHL

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RCC, renal cysts, pancreatic cysts, pheos, liver cysts

69
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Which Bosniak lesions are surgical?

A

3 and 4

70
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What’s Hemolytic uremic syndrome? What does it look like on imaging? What causes it?

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E. coli ( O157:H7), causes damage to blood vessel walls. Mostly affects children.
Echogenic kidneys on US
Acute cortical necrosis and colitis

71
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What’s the term for blood-distended uterus? Uterus plus vagina?

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Uterus: hematometros

plus vagina: hematometrocolpos

72
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What’s a faceless kidney? Ddx for this appearance:

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Effacement of renal hilar fat
TCC, lymphoma, infiltrative RCC
(mets, inflammatory pseudotumor of GU tract)

73
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What are the complications/problems with a horseshoe kidney?

A

Increased risk in trauma
stones, infection
(maybe increased RCC)

74
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What’s steinstrasse?

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Complication of ECSWL

multiple tiny stones lined up in ureter, sometimes cause obstruction

75
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Complications associated with extra-corporeal shock-wave lithotripsy

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Steinstrasse, renal hematoma, hematuria

76
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Ddx for numerous small cysts in normal-sized kidneys

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Lithium nephrotoxicity
glomerulocystic disease (congenital)
medical renal disease

77
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What disease involving kidney is associated with LAM?

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TS - tuberous sclerosis

78
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What are numerous, peripheral peribiliary lesions in the liver called?

A

multiple biliary hamartomas aka von Myenburg complexes
Benign
Can cause heterogeneous liver on ultrasound, tiny cyst on CT or MR

79
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What liver masses tend to bleed?

A

HCC, adenoma (contraceptives or steroids)

80
Q

solid ovarian lesion and ascites

A

Meigs syndrome - can be seen with thecoma, fibrothecoma, granulosa cell tumor

81
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Types of urethral injury

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1: Stretch, no rupture (no extrav)
2: Partial or complete rupture of the
membranous urethra above urogenital
diaphragm or perineal membrane (extrav in pelvis only)
3: Partial or complete rupture of the mem-
branous urethra with disruption of the uro-
genital diaphragm (extrav in pelvis and perineum)
4: Bladder neck injury with extension
into the urethra
5: Pure anterior urethral injury

82
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causes of adrenal hemorrhage

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Sepsis (meningococcemia is Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome)
DIC, thrombocytopenia, anticoag
steroids
tumor

83
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What non-GU complication is of concern in ADPCK?

A

Berry aneurysms in the brain

84
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Renal injury grades:

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grade I - contusion or non enlarging subcapsular hematoma, but no laceration ;
grade II - superfical laceration < 1cm depth and does not involve the collecting system ; non expanding perirenal haematoma
grade III - laceration > 1cm, without extension into the renal pelvis or collecting system and with no evidence of urine extravasation
grade IV - laceration extends to renal pelvis or urinary extravasation.
grade V - shattered kidney ; devascularisation

85
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What’s the concern with metformin use and CT contrast?

A

Increased risk of renal tubular acidosis

86
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What organism is associated with xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis?

A

Proteus (struvite stones)

87
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Describe the infectious processes that involve the kidney and renal collecting system:

A

Pyelitis - inflammation of renal pelvis
Pyonephrosis - pus and obstruction (needs drainage and Abx)
Pyelonephritis - inflammation of renal parenchyma (and collecting system)

88
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Causes of UPJ obstruction

A 
congenital
tumor
stricture
stone
crossing vessel
89
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ddx adrenal calcification

A

TB, histo, old hemorrhage, calcified mass

90
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Ddx persistent nephrogram

A

ATN
renal vein thrombosis
obstruction
hypotension (including acute contrast rxn)

91
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Hydronephrosis with debris in the collecting system

A

Pyonephrosis

92
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Causes of chyluria

A

partial nephrectomy or RFA
childbirth
filariasis

93
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Dilated sac beneath / ventral to anterior urethra

A

Cowper’s syringocele (dilitation of Cowper gland)

94
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Risk factors for prostatitis:

Concern?

A

DM, immunocompromised, dialysis, repeated catheterization

Could result in abscess

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