357 A rare case of polycystic kidney disease and multicystic dysplastic kidney in a pediatric patient

Abstract

In the group of children with first febrile UTI, VUR was discovered in 30 (36,6%). With regard to VUR, no significant difference was found between normal pathologic ultrasound findings (38.1% vs. 41.7%; p 0.739). No difference was found regarding severity of UTI: urine Leukocyte < 20 vs. urine Leukocyte > 20 (40.3% : 43.7%; p= 0,787), CRP < 50 vs. CRP > 50 (37.5% : 35.5%; p= 0,46) as well as between age of children <1 year vs. > 1 year (34,5% : 41,3%; p=0,141. Significant differences were found between girls and boys (M vs.F = 19.0% vs.34.6%; p = 0.0466).Analyzed data point to a higher likelihood of background VUR in recurrent UTI; whereas gender, age, urinary tract ultrasound examination, severity, and other causative agents of UTI have no predictive value for VUR detection. ceVUS is one of the best choices in modern nephrology for the detection of VUR with high sensitivity and negligible side effects.