L9: Congenital Anomalies of Urinary Tract Flashcards

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Normal Kidney Radiology

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Terminology of Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)

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Def of Hydronephrosis

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Dilatation of the renal pelvis and calyces with urine.

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Incidence of Antenatal Hydronephrosis

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  • The commonest anomaly detected on prenatal ultrasound (US).
  • Reported in 1-4% of all pregnancies.
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SFU Grading of Antenatal Hydronephrosis

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Causes of Antenatal Hydronephrosis

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Causes of Antenatal Hydronephrosis

  • Most Common Cause
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Transient Hydronephrosis

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Causes of Antenatal Hydronephrosis

  • Most Common Pathological Cause
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Ureteropelvic Junction Obstruction (UPJO)

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Causes of Antenatal Hydronephrosis

  • Most Common Cause in Boys
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Posterior Urethral Valve (PUV).

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Prognosis of Antenatal Hydronephrosis

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  • 50% of ANH resolve spontaneously.
  • Only 10% require surgery.
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Congenital Anomalies of Urinary Tract

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Epidemeology of UPJO

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Etiology of UPJO

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  1. Abnormal canalization.
  2. Adynamic segment.
  3. Extrinsic cause.
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CP (Presentation) of UPJO

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  • Antenatal US.
  • Incidental.
  • Febrile UTI.
  • Abdominal pain.
  • Hematuria.
  • Abdominal mass.
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INVx for UPJO

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  • Renal/Bladder US
  • Diuretic Renogram
  • MRU
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INVx for UPJO

  • US
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INVx for UPJO

  • Diuretic Renogram
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INVx for UPJO

  • MRU
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TTT of UPJO

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  • Watchful Waiting
  • Surgery
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TTT of UPJO

  • Watchful Waiting
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  • Antenatal cases.
  • US every 3 months.
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TTT of UPJO

  • Surgery
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Surgery in UPJO

  • Indications
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  1. Symptomatic.
  2. Progressive hydronephrosis.
  3. Deterioration of renai function.
  4. Bilateral.
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Surgery in UPJO

  • Procedures
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Surgery in UPJO

  • Pyelopalsty
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Surgery in UPJO

  • TTT approach & Risk Assessment
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Incidence of Horseshoe Kidney

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1/400.

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Chatacters of Horseshoe Kidney

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Def of VUR

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  • A dynamic event in which urine is flowing from the bladder towards the kidney.
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Incidence of VUR

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  • 1% of children have VUR.
  • 10% of ANH have VUR.
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Etiology of VUR

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CP of VUR

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  • Antenatally β†’ Antenatal HN.
  • Postnatally β†’ May present with pyelonephritis.
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Pathogenesis & Complications of VUR

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INVx for VUR

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  • US
  • VCUG
  • DMSA
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INVx for VUR

  • US
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INVx for VUR

  • VCUG
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For Grading

(The Best)

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INVx for VUR

  • Tc99m DMSA Renal Scan
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  • For assessment of renal function & scarring.
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Grading of VUR

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Grading of VUR

  • Ureter
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Grading of VUR

  • Collecting System
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Grading of VUR

  • Fornices
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Grading of VUR

  • Renal parenchyma
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TTT of VUR

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  • Conservative
  • Surgery
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TTT of VUR

  • Conservative
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TTT of VUR

  • Surgery
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Surgery in VUR

  • Indications
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Surgery in VUR

  • Procedures
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  • Ureterovesical reimplantation
  • Endoscopy
  • Nephrectomy
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Surgery in VUR

  • Ureterovesical reimplantation
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Surgery in VUR

  • Endoscopy
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Surgery in VUR

  • Nephrectomy
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if non/poorly functioning kidney.

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Def of Primary Obstructive Megaureter

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  • Obstructive dilatation of the ureter above an adynamic ureteral segment at the ureterovesical junction.
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TTT of Primary Obstructive Megaureter

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TTT of Primary Obstructive Megaureter

  • Temporary TTT (<1yr)
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Urinary Diversion
- Terminal Ureterostomy (Cutaneous Ureterostomy)

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TTT of Primary Obstructive Megaureter

  • Permenant TTT (after 1 yr)
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Uretero-vesical reimplantation.

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Duplex Collecting System

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(Ureteral Duplication - Duplex Kidney)

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Def of Duplex Collecting System

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  • A complete or incomplete duplication of the collecting system (pelvicalyceal system and ureter).
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Types of Duplex Collecting System

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  • Complete Dilatation
  • Incomplete Dilatation
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Types of Duplex Collecting System

  • Complete Duplication
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  • Two ureteric buds arising from the Wolffian duct (Mesonephric ducts) β†’ Kidney with 2 pelvicalyceal systems & 2 ureters.
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Types of Duplex Collecting System

  • Incomplete Dilatation
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Early division of the ureteric bud, two types:

  • Bifid Ureter: Kidney with 2 pelvicalyceal systems & 2 ureters that merge and share a single ostium into the bladder (Y-shaped ureter).
  • Bifid Pelvis: Kidney with 2 pelvicalyceal systems that merge into a single ureter at the ureteropelvic junction.
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CP of Duplex Collecting System

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Def of Ureterocele

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  • Cystic dilation of the intramural ureter (intravesical segment of ureter).
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Effect of Ureterocele

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  • It obstructs the ipsilateral kidney and may obstruct the bladder neck or urethra (ectopic ureterocele).
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Incidence of Ureterocele

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It’s more common with duplex kidneys.

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Def of PUV

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  • Congenital malformation in males only where membranous folds of the urogenital membrane obstruct the membranous and prostatic urethra (posterior urethra).
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Epidemeology of PUV

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  • Most common cause of lower urinary tract obstruction in male neonates.
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PUV

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  • Single most common urologic cause for chronic renal failure and need for renal transplantation in children.
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PUV

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CP of PUV

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CP of PUV

  • Antenatal
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  • Key-hole sign.
  • Thick-walled bladder.
  • Hydronephrosis.
  • Oligohydramnios.
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CP of PUV

  • Neonatal
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  • Distended bladder.
  • Hydronephrosis.
  • Respiratory distress from pulmonary hypoplasia.
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CP of PUV

  • Older Children
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  • UTI.
  • Difficulty/weak steam.
  • Incontinence.

Read INVx & Management at the endddd

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Def of Hypospadius

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Epidemeology of Hypospadius

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Dx of Hypospadius

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Dx of Hypospadius

  • Complaint
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Dx of Hypospadius

  • INVx
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in selected cases

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TTT of Hypospadius

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TTT of Hypospadius

  • Age of Repair
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TTT of Hypospadius

  • Steps of Repair
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INVx in PUV

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Management of PUV

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