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1
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MC intraluminal calcification

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gallbladder stone

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2
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MC type of parenchymal abdominal calcification

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mesenteric LN calcification

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3
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MC type of IM calcification

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injection granuloma

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4
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Most sensitive and pathognomonic sign of acute cholecystitis

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emphysematous cholecystitis

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5
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MC cause of an enlarged unilateral kidney

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duplex system

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6
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MC cause of increased sinus fat

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obesity

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7
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MC form of pseudotumor

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columns of Bertin

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8
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MC vascular impression defect

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crossing defect on the superior infundibulum

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9
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MC part of the kidney involved in impressions and parietal obstruction

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superior infundibulum

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10
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MC type of backflow

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pyelosinus

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11
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Most frequent site of compounded calyces

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upper poles

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12
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MC indication for vasovesiculography

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evaluation of male infertility secondary to obstructive azoospermia

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13
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MC current use of cavernorography

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evaluation of erectile impotence

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14
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MC renal anomaly in the fetus

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hydronephrosis

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15
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MC cause of bilateral hydronephrosis

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posterior ureteral valves

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16
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MC form of crossed fused ectopia

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lower pole of the uncrossed kidney is fused with the crossed kidney

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17
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MC site of ureteral valves

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near UVJ (60%)

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18
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MC type of urachal anomaly

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patent urachus (50%) ( 2nd mc -urachal cyst (30%))

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19
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MC complication of urachal cyst

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Staph aureus infection

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20
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Most severe of the ventral mass defects

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extrophy of the cloaca

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21
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MC location of bladder diverticula

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UB base, ureteral hiatus (98%) (Hutch’sdiverticula)

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22
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MC anomaly associated with scaphoid megalourethra

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Prune-belly syndrome

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23
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MC group of undescended testes

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retractile (70%)

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24
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MC cause of prostatic hypoplasia

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defect of the mesenchyme surrounding the urethra

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25
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MC involved muscle in Prune-belly syndrome

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lower rectus muscle

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26
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MC form of Prune- belly syndrome

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Type I Potter’s syndrome (oligohydramnios)

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27
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MC cause of female pseudohermaphrodism

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adrenal hyperplasia

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28
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MC cause of pyuria

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UTI

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29
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MC bacteria in xanthagranulomatous pyelonephritis

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Proteus mirabilis, Staph aureus

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30
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MC foreign body in the GUT

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indwelling catheter

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31
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MC site of malakoplakia

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UB

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32
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MC CT pattern of acute uncomplicated pyelonephritis

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wedge-shaped zones of diminished attenuation

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33
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MC cause of VUR

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congenital anomaly of the UV junction

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34
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MC cause of secondary VUR

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paraureteral or Hutch’s type of diverticulum of the UB

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35
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MC etiology of viral cystitis

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AdenovirusType II

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36
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MC fungal pathogen in the UB

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Candida albicans

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37
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MC reportable infectious disease in the US

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Gonorrhea

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38
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Most frequent pathology for NGU

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C. trachomatis and U.urealyticum

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39
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MC seminal vesicle abscess secondary to congenital mesonephric duct anomaly

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ectopic ureteral insertion

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40
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Most commonly encoumtered inflammation of the scrotum

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epidydimitis

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41
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MC cause of epidydimitis

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retrograde flow from urethra / prostate / vas deferens

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42
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MC fistulous tracts in Crohn’s disease

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enterocervical

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43
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MC kidney-intestinal communication

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nephrocolic

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44
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Most frequent GIT tumor to metastasize in the UB

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melanoma (2nd mc: gastric)

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45
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MC fungal infection of the GUT

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c. albicans

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46
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MC organ infected by echinococcus

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liver (2nd mc is the lungs)

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47
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MC multiloculated renal mass

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multilocular cystic nephroma and multiloculated renal cell CA

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48
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MC renal mass

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simple renal cyst

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49
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Most prevalent hereditary renal disease

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ADPKD

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50
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MC osseous finding in tubular sclerosis

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medullary condensation of cortical bone (bone islands)

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51
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MC cutaneous lesions in tuberous sclerosis

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facial angiofibroma

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52
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MC renal tumor associated with tuberous sclerosis

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angiodysplasia

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53
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MC association of MDKD

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complete atresia of the pelvis or ureter

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54
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MC benign tumor of the renal medulla

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fibromas

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55
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MC primary renal CA

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RCCA ( 86%) (2nd MC Wilm’s)

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56
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MC renal neoplasm of children

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Wilm’s tumor or nephroblastoma

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57
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MC source of renal metastasis

A

lung CA ( 2nd breast)

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58
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MC urinary bladder tumor

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transitional (2nd most common leiomyosarcoma)

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59
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MC site of ureteral mets

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retroperitoneal LN (17%) or liver (17%)

60
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MC UB CA sec to Schistosoma

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SCCA

61
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MC tumor of the dome of the UB

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adenoCA

62
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MC tumor of the bladder in childhood

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embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma (botryoid sarcoma) 50-65%

63
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MC abnormality sec to RT

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bullous edema

64
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MC symptom with UB tumor

A

hematuria

65
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MC urachal tumor

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adenoCA

66
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MC prostatic CA

A

adenoCA

67
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MC site of hematogenous spread sec to prostatic CA

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bone

68
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MC benign epithelial tumor of the prostate

A

transitional cell papilloma

69
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MC malignant urethral tumor

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SCCA and TCCA (SCCA for males –78%; TCCA for females -74%)

70
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MC site for urethral SCCA/TCCA

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bulbomembranous region

71
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MC neoplasm in young adult males

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testicular tumors

72
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MC type of testicular tumor

A

seminoma

73
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MC combination of testicular tumor

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embryonal cell CA and teratoma (14-32%)

74
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MC UT appearance of testicular tumor

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hyperechoic (80%)

75
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MC neoplasm of the paratesticular tissues

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tumors of the epididymis (MC adenomatoid tumor-32%)

76
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MC tumor of the spermatic cord

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rhabdomyosarcoma - 40% (2nd MC lipoma)

77
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MC sarcoma of the pediatric kidney

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rhabdomyosarcoma

78
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Most frequently injured organ in blunt trauma

A

kidneys

79
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MC cause of iatrogenic ureteral injury

A

radical hysterectomy

80
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MC urographic manifestation of urethral injury

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hydronephrosis (90%)

81
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MC organ injured with pelvic fracture

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urinary bladder

82
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MC benign epithelial tumor of the urethra

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papillary adenoma (transitional cell papilloma)

83
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MC abdominal mass in the neonate

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hydronephrosis & multicystic dysplastic kidney

84
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MC etiology of intrinsic infundibular stenosis of the calyx

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congenital (pedia); TB (adult)

85
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MC association of megacalyces

A

megaureter

86
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MC cause of ureteral rupture (nontraumatic;non

A

iatrogenic-stones

87
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MC performed operation for UPJ repair

A

dismembered pyeloplasty (Anderson-Hymes)

88
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MC obstruction of normally placed ureters in children with primary obstruction

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megaureter

89
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MC type of circumcaval ureter

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type I (low loop); (fishhook or J-shape)

90
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MC primary ureteral tumor

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TCCA & papilloma

91
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MC source of ureteral mucosal metatasis

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TCCA in the GUT

92
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MC cause of intrinsic urethral obstruction in children

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posterior valves (80%

93
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MC type of posterior urethral valves

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type I

94
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MC primary CA of the ureters

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SCCA (in bulbar/ bulbomembranous)

95
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MC cause of meatal stenosis in children

A

meatitis after circumcision

96
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MC type of stone

A

calcium oxalate

97
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MC constituent of staghorn calculi

A

struvite apatite

98
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MC infecting agent in UB stone

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Proteus mirabilis

99
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MC etiology of cortical nephrocalcinosis

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acute cortical necrosis& chronic GN

100
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MC etiology of medullary nephrocalcinosis

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primary hyperparathyroidism (2nd MC RTA)

101
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MC etiology of cortical and medullary naphrocalcinosis

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oxalosis

102
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MC type of UB stone also with outlet obstruction

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uric acid

103
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MC worldwide cause of intramural UB calcification

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billharziasis (S. hematobium)

104
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MC etiology of neuropathic bladder dysfunction in children

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myelodysplasia

105
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MC form of spina bifida

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spina bifida occulta

106
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MC etiology of male urinary incontinence

A

sphincter mechanism 2’ to primary prostatectomy

107
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Most frequent form of ureteral insufficiency

A

stress urinary incontinence

108
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MC renal fusion anomaly

A

horseshoe kidney

109
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MC renal fibrodysplastic stenosis

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medial fibrodysplasia with aneurysms -adult (fibromuscular hyperplasia)

110
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Most common radiographic procedure causing renal artery stenosis

A

arteriography & vascular intervention procedures

111
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MC renal fibrodysplastic stenosis in children and infants

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intimal fibrodysplasia (MC cause of renal artery stenosis in children)

112
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MC adrenal lesion in Cushings syndrome

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adrenal hyperplasia

113
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MC cause of cushings syndrome

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adrenal hyperplasia

114
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MC pituitary tumor in cushings syndrome

A

basophilic adenoma

115
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MC enzymatic defect in adrenal hyperplasia (congenital)

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deficiency in 21 hydroxylase (2nd MC- B - hydroxylase deficiency)

116
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MC cause of adrenocortical insufficiency

A

idiopathic atrophy on autoimmune basis

117
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MC cause of adrenal insufficiency due to granulomatous infection

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TB (in underdeveloped countries); histoplasmosis (SE, SC US)

118
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MC cause of bilateral adrenal masses

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metastases

119
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MC form of vesicoenteric fistulas

A

colovesical

120
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MC cause of vesicouterine fistulas

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LSCS

121
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MC cause of acute renal failure

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acute injury to the renal parenchyma

122
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MC back flow

A

pyelo-tubular

123
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MC source of vascular impressions

A

superior infundibular, R

124
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MC type of fusion anomaly

A

horseshoe kidney

125
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MC congenital anomaly in the urinary tract

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ureteropelvic dysjunction

126
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MC type of functional obstruction above the UB

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ureteropelvic junction obstruction

127
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MC type of site for ureteral calculi to lodge

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at or above the UVJ

128
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MC finding of renal TB

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slight irregularity of the involved calyx

129
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MC finding in chronic pyelonephritis

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decrease in the amount of renal parenchyma,usually in one pole

130
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MC cause of abdominal mass in an infant

A

multicystic kidney

131
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MC unifocal renal mass

A

simple cyst

132
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MC cause of renal artery aneurysm

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bifurcation of renal artery

133
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MC cause of renal artery occlusion

A

embolism in patients with cardiac disease

134
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Most valuable sign (in the cooperative study) in renovascular hypertension

A

delay in appearance or a distinct …..

135
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MC cause of renal artery obstruction

A

areteriosclerotic disease

136
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MC gross morphologic form in fibromuscular dysplasia

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multifocal (string of beads)

137
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MC renal malignant neoplasm

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adenocarcinoma vs. hypernephroma

138
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MC abdominal neoplasm in infancy and childhood

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Wilm’s tumor

139
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MC malignant tumor of the renal pelvis

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TCCA

140
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MC benign tumor of the ureter

A

benign fibrous polyps

141
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MC site of involvement of the retroperitoneal fibroids

A

fibrosis opposite the L4 - L5 vertebra

142
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MC cause of bladder obstruction

A

BPH

143
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MC cause of vesico

A

ureteral reflux - infection

144
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MC cause region of most malignant tumors in the UB

A

trigone

145
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MC tumor in the UB

A

“benign” papillomas

146
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MC symptom of UB CA

A

urinary retention

147
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MC cause of adrenal calcifications

A

hemorrhagic (R>L)

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