Colisión tumoral en hidronefrosis gigante

Arias, J.G. Pereira; jaime, V. Ullate; Díez, José María Gutiérrez; Díaz-Obregón, Ricardo Ateca; Rodriguez, M.; Martínez, Esther Pereda; Gallastegui, José Ramón Berreteaga

doi:10.4321/s0004-06142006000100014

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“…The most common cause of giant hydronephrosis, as described in the literature, is congenital stenosis of the ureteropelvic junction associated with other urinary tract abnormalities; other causes include urolithiasis and tumour pathology [1, 4] of the urinary tract (as in our case) or the nearby organs, which may cause compression of the kidney.…”

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“…Giant hydronephrosis is a condition caused by the accumulation of more than 1,000 mL in the excretory system of either kidney, as defined by Stirling in 1939 [1–4]. The first case was published in 1746, and more than 600 cases have been described worldwide to date, with most cases reported within the last 15 years [1, 4].…”

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“…The first case was published in 1746, and more than 600 cases have been described worldwide to date, with most cases reported within the last 15 years [1, 4]. …”

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confidence: 99%

“…Epidemiologically, giant hydronephrosis is more common in the left kidney of males with an average content of 1-2 L in the collecting system [1]. …”

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“…However, a puncture/drain procedure may also be performed in cases in which the condition of the patient does not allow other treatments or when hemodynamic changes can occur following a sudden abdominal decompression [1, 2]. …”

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About a Case Report of Giant Hydronephrosis

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Ballestero

Correas

et al. 2013

Case Reports in Urology

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Introduction. Our objective is to report a case of an infrequent entity as the giant hydronephrosis. Case Report. We report the case of an 82-syear-old male referred for a poor general condition. A radiological study revealed a great left hydronephrosis secondary to an urothelial carcinoma. The patient died due to his poor general condition. A histological diagnosis revealed a transitional cell carcinoma of renal pelvis and ureter and atrophic renal parenchyma. Conclusion. Giant hydronephrosis represents a very often entity to be taken into account in cases with big cystic abdominal masses in absence of unilateral or bilateral kidney. Simple nephrectomy is the treatment of choice in most cases. Nevertheless, in cases of nonsubsidiary surgery, percutaneous drainage may be necessary.

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“…The first case was published in 1746, and more than 600 cases have been described worldwide to date, with most cases reported within the last 15 years [1, 4]. …”

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confidence: 99%

“…Epidemiologically, giant hydronephrosis is more common in the left kidney of males with an average content of 1-2 L in the collecting system [1]. …”

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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About a Case Report of Giant Hydronephrosis

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Correas

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Acute abdominal pain localized in right iliac fossa

Boulic

Victor

Kayemba-Kay’s

2022

International Journal of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

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Abdominal pain is a frequent complaint in children, leading them to seek medical attention. It can have several causes, though acute appendicitis is the most feared diagnosis when pain is localized in the right iliac fossa. We report a case of an 8-year-old boy with the complaint of acute abdominal pain, initially referred by his family doctor to a radiologist for an abdominal ultrasound (US) for suspected acute appendicitis. A fortuitous diagnosis of giant hydronephrosis (GH) was made upon admission, which showed the palpation of a huge poorly delineated abdominal mass that was probably missed at the previous examination by the general physician (GP). Uroscan confirmed the diagnosis of GH secondary to obstruction at the ureteropelvic junction. A renal MAG3 (mercaptuacetyltriglycine) scan showed revealed differential renal function (15%) on the right side, normal on the left side. Robot-assisted right pyeloplasty with the transposition of right lower polar vessels via trans-peritoneal laparoscopy was performed, and JJ probe left in-situ for a month. The boy is doing well and is under active follow-up. GH is rare; its diagnosis requires both meticulous examination and a high index of suspicion. Its management is uncodified but in children, pyeloplasty is preferred to nephrectomy.

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Componente quístico del cáncer renal: Revisión conceptual

Sánchez-Martín

Queralt

Martínez‐Rodríguez

et al. 2008

Actas Urológicas Españolas

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The renal cancer (RC) cystic component is on the radiological tests and could be consolidate with pathological analysis. The concepts "cystic renal cancer" or "cystic renal tumor" contain a group of entities range from cystic grown pattern RCs to pseudocystic tumors as well as cystic renal diseases coinciding with the RC. The CR and the cystic renal diseases have a great variety to sorts of presentations, giving different ways of radiological images, blending solid and cystic areas. Some papers use indiscriminately expression "cystic" without pathologic proof. Just cystic grown pattern RCs and multilocular cystic carcinoma could be named "cystic renal tumors". For de rest, especially over image study, is more suitable to use expressions as "renal tumor of cystic configuration", while pathologic report are available.

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Colisión tumoral en hidronefrosis gigante

Cited by 5 publications

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About a Case Report of Giant Hydronephrosis

About a Case Report of Giant Hydronephrosis

Acute abdominal pain localized in right iliac fossa

Componente quístico del cáncer renal: Revisión conceptual

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