Urinary - Part 4 (Cystic Disease & Trauma) Flashcards

1
Q

___% of people over 60yrs with simple cortical cyst

A

30%

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2
Q

complex cyst characteristics (4)

A

internal echoes
septations
calcifications
mural nodularity

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3
Q

complex cyst with thick septa (size?) and what other feature is an ominous sign?

A

> 1cm septa and thick wall attachment is ominous

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4
Q

milk of calcium cyst sono app (echogenicity and artifact)

A

bright echogenic foci with ringdown artifact

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5
Q

what cyst does not communicate with collecting system?

A

parapelvic

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6
Q

what does parapelvic cysts mimic?

A

hydronephrosis, so make sure you show noncontinuity with collecting system

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7
Q

what is the most common hereditary renal disorder?

A

polycystic kidney disease (autosomal dominant)

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8
Q

what does ADPKD result in?

A

large number of bilateral cortical/medullary renal cysts

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9
Q

what are ADPKD patients at increased risk for

A

RCC

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10
Q

very enlarged kidneys (>20 cm) are seen with which kidney disease

A

ADPKD

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11
Q

What do you suspect if you see echogenic pyramids

A

medullary sponge kidney - hard to see cysts

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12
Q

what is an inherited condition that leads to scarring of the kidney and cyst formation?

A

medullary cystic kidney disease (MCKD1)

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13
Q

what appears similar to ADPKD (2)

A

localized cystic disease

Tuberous sclerosis

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14
Q

Von Hippel Lindau disease

A

if have pancreatic cyst, may have this as well

multifocal, bilateral

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15
Q

minor injury trauma

A

most common
contusions, subcapsular hematoma, cortical infarcts
superficial lacerations

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16
Q

major injury trauma

A

renal lacerations

17
Q

catastrophic injury trauma

A

vascular pedicle injury - shattered kidney

18
Q

renal stent purpose

A

if obstruction, used to help drain kidney

19
Q

sono criteria to characterize simple cyst (4)

A

anechoic
sharp defined back wall
round/ovoid
posterior enhancement

20
Q

internal echoes within wall due to (2)

A

hemorrhage

infection

21
Q

complex vs malignant calcification

A

thin wall / septal calcification suggests complex cyst rather than malignancy
thick irregular amorphous calcificaiton more worrisome

22
Q

ADPKD sono app (3)

A

very enlarged kidneys (>20cm)
multiple bilateral cysts of varying sizes
little cortex variable

23
Q

medullary sponge kidney characterized by

A

congenital, dilated collecting tubules

24
Q

what is a NON-hereditary developmental anomaly?

A

Multicystic dysplastic Kidney

25
Q

how is multicystic dysplastic kidney characterized

A

kidney is small, malformed with multiple cysts

unilateral, asymptomatic

26
Q

inherited conditions (2)

A

ADPKD - polycystic kidney disease
MCKD1 - medullary cystic kidney disease
NOT multicystic dysplastic kidney

27
Q

sono app of multiocular cystic nephroma (3)

A

multiseptated
exophytic complex cystic mass
non-communicating

28
Q

in which kidney disease is biopsy not recommended

A

multiocular cystic nephroma

29
Q

what mimics ADPKD?

A

localized cystic disease

30
Q

tuberculoosis sclerosis is associated with (2)

A

angiomyolipoma

RCC