Ureteral Lithisasis in crossed Renal Ectopy with fusion
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URETEROLITHIASIS, KIDNEY, HEMATURIA, TOMOGRAPHY, X-RAY COMPUTED, HUMANS, ADULT, MALEAbstract
Crossed Renal Ectopy is a little frequent congenital renal anomaly and, in most of the cases it presents fusion in both kidneys. These patients are almost always asymptomatic until the 4 th -5 th decade of their lives, and then develop urinary infections, litiasis, abdominal mass or pain seeming gastrointestinal problems. We present a case of ureteral lithiasis in a patient with renal ectopy with fusion, discovered by echography made for presenting episodes of microscopic hematury.Downloads
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