Anatomical Study on Renal Agenesis

D'Silva, Mary Hydrina; SudhaRao, Anbalagan J; Swer, Rijied Thompson; Sadeesh, T

doi:10.1016/s0003-2778(12)80013-x

Journal of Anatomical Society of India

2012

DOI: 10.1016/s0003-2778(12)80013-x

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Anatomical Study on Renal Agenesis

Mary Hydrina D'Silva

Anbalagan J SudhaRao

Rijied Thompson Swer

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“…Here belongs renal agenesis that can be either unilateral, or bilateral. It is characterized by unilateral or bilateral absence of renal structure and blood supply (14,20).…”

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Renal agenesis - past and future

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Congenital urinary tract anomalies (CUTAs) are common among children and represent approximately 30% of all the prenatally diagnosed malformations. They are the primary reason for a chronic renal failure. Most anomalies are manifested by urinary tract infections, changes of urine colour, abdominal pain while some malformations are asymptomatic. A particular anomaly such as renal agenesis is of interest for pediatric nephrologists. In the past, it has not troubled the patients. Nowadays it is accepted that this anomaly relates with a hidden risk for the development of kidney failure and thus requires a special attention. In the present survey, some issues of the epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment of CUTA are considered.

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“…Here belongs renal agenesis that can be either unilateral, or bilateral. It is characterized by unilateral or bilateral absence of renal structure and blood supply (14,20).…”

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“…The rising incidence rate of the chronic kidney disease not only in adults but also in children results in a better management of the children with proved CUTA (14,21). This has changed the behaviour towards the children with renal agenesis, too (4,10).…”

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Congenital anatomic variants of the kidney and ureter: a pictorial essay

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Congenital renal parenchymal and pelvicalyceal abnormalities have a wide spectrum. Most of them are asymptomatic, like that of ectopia, cross fused kidney, horseshoe kidney, etc., while a few of them become complicated, leading to renal failure and death. It is very important for the radiologist to identify these anatomic variants and guide the clinicians for surgical and therapeutic procedures. Cross-sectional imaging with a volume rendered technique/maximum intensity projection has overcome ultrasonography and IVU for identification and interpretation of some of these variants.

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Anatomical Study on Renal Agenesis

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Renal agenesis - past and future

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