Urinary - surgery Flashcards
What are the 3 most common surgical renal diseases?
Neoplasia
Renal calculi
Hydronephrosis
What are the 3 most common renal surgery procedures?
Ureteronephrectomy
Renal biopsy
Nephrotomy
What are the methods of renal biopsy samples?
Ultrasound guided
Laparoscopic
Surgical
FNA/Tru-cut/incisional biopsy
What are the different types of renal neoplasia?
Lymphoma
Renal cell carcinoma
Transitional cell carcinoma
What is a ureteronephrectomy?
Removal of kidney and ureter (double ligated at bladder neck)
What is the most common renolith/renal calculi?
Calcium oxalate
How do you treat renoliths?
Nothing - often dont need treating
Surgery - nephrotomy (not really done tho)
If they are obstructive or causing UTI/haematuria
What are the most common ureteric surgical diseases?
Urethral trauma
Urethral calculi
Urethral neoplasia
Ectopic ureter
How do you treat ureteric calculi?
Diuresis
Lithotripsy
Surgery - subcutaneous ureteral bypass or ureteral stent
What is the prognosis of ureteral surgery?
High complication rate
What are the causes of hydronephrosis?
Pyelonephritis
Obstruction
Congenital stenosis
What is the treatment for hydronephrosis?
Ureteronephrectomy
What is the presentation of ectopic ureters?
Young dogs
PUPD
Urinary incontinence - dribbling
UTI common
What is the best diagnostic technique to diagnose ectopic ureter?
CT
What are the 2 types of ectopic ureter?
Intramural - runs submucosally in bladder wall before opening into urethra (more common)
Extramural - completely bypasses the bladder (less common, much harder to treat)