Flashcards in Lesson 4A (Part 4) Deck (33)
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What does supernumerary kidney look like on US?
An extra kidney will be found
- usually smaller
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Where is the supernumerary kidney located?
Found above, below in front of or behind the normal kidney
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What is the most common congenital anomaly?
Duplex collecting system
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Duplex collecting system
Two separate collecting systems, ureters and their own ureteral orifice
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Where do the ureters join and enter the bladder with an incomplete duplication?
Through a single ureteral orifice
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What do patients of an increase risk of with a incomplete duplication?
Increased incidence of UPJ obstruction and uterus didelphys-duplex uterus
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Incomplete duplication
Ureter draining the lower pole has a more perpendicular course through the bladder wall
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What are you more prone to with an incomplete duplication? (2)
1. Reflux
2. Obstruction
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What does obstruction of the ureter result in?
Cystic dilation of the intramural portion of the ureter
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What does cystic dilation of the intramural portion of the ureter give rise to?
Ureteroceles
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What are ureteroceles prone to?
Ureteral obstruction
- UTI’s
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What is the treatment for ureteroceles?
Surgical
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How do ureteroceles appear on US?
Round cyst like structure in the bladder
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What does colour doppler do with ureteroceles?
Assess both jets
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What may be present in the upper poles of ureteroceles?
Hydronephrosis
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What is a common anomaly that causes a kink?
Ureteropelvic junction obstruction
- UPJ
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Who is UPJ more common in?
Men
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What happens with UPJ obstructions? (3)
1. Stones
2. Infection
3. Impaired renal function
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What are 3 anomalies of bladder development?
1. Bladder agenesis
2. Bladder duplication
3. Bladder exstrophy
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Bladder agenesis
No bladder
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How are more infants with bladder agenesis?
Stillborn
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What gender is more likely to survive bladder agensis?
Females
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What are the 3 types of bladder duplication?
1. Complete/incomplete peritoneal fold separates 2 bladders
2. Complete/incomplete septum divides bladder
- may be multiple septa
3. Transverse band of muscle divides the bladder into 2 unequal parts
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Bladder Exstrophy
Congenital absence of lower abdominal and anterior bladder wall
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What increases with bladder exstrophy?
The incidence of bladder carcinoma
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Aberrant vessels
During embryology, the kidney receives blood from the higher levels of the Aorta
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When will aberrant renal arteries be present?
If supply from lower levels persist
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Who is retrocaval ureter more common with?
Males
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Retrocaval ureter
If the infrarenal IVC does not develop from the usual Supracardinal vein, the ureter will pass posterior to the IVC
- may become compressed as the ureter takes an unusual path before entering the bladder
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How can urachal anomalies present as? (5)
1. Patent
- associated with urethral obstruction
2. Cyst
- urachus closes at umbilical and bladder ends
3. Sinus
- closes at bladder, patent at umbilicus
4. Abscess in the abdominal wall
- may form in the abdominal wall arising from the urachus
5. Diverticulum
- closes at umbilicus,open at bladder
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Who is urachal anomalies more common with?
Males
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Where is urachal anomalies located?
Between the umbilicus and the bladder
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