Pedi gu review ureteral anomalies i
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The document discusses various ureteral anomalies in children, including ureteroceles and megaureters. It covers the demographics, diagnosis, and treatment options for these conditions. Treatment goals are preservation of renal function, elimination of infection/obstruction, and maintenance of continence, with minimization of surgical morbidity. Options discussed include observation, endoscopic versus open surgical procedures, and complete reconstruction depending on factors like severity of reflux and hydronephrosis. Outcomes of different surgical techniques are compared based on studies.
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- 1. URETERAL ANOMALIES Pediatric GU Review UCSD Pediatric Urology George Chiang MD Sara Marietti MD Outlined from The Kelalis-King-Belman Textbook of Clinical Pediatric Urology 2007 (not for reproduction, distribution, or sale without consent)
- 2. Sphincteric
- 52. Ectopic Ureter
- 59. QUESTIONS
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- Stephens(1958) (classification of ureterocele orifice location) - Stenotic – narrowed opening inside bladder - Sphincteric – orifice distal to bladder neck - Sphicterostenotic – orifice stenotic anddistal to bladder neck - Cecoureterocele – intravesical orifice and submucosal extension into urethra Glassberg Intravesical – ureterocele is contained in bladder in entirety Ectopic – any portion of ureterocele extends to bladder neck or urethra
- Stephens(1958) (classification of ureterocele orifice location) - Stenotic – narrowed opening inside bladder - Sphincteric – orifice distal to bladder neck - Sphicterostenotic – orifice stenotic anddistal to bladder neck - Cecoureterocele – intravesical orifice and submucosal extension into urethra Glassberg Intravesical – ureterocele is contained in bladder in entirety Ectopic – any portion of ureterocele extends to bladder neck or urethra
- Stephens(1958) (classification of ureterocele orifice location) - Stenotic – narrowed opening inside bladder - Sphincteric – orifice distal to bladder neck - Sphicterostenotic – orifice stenotic anddistal to bladder neck - Cecoureterocele – intravesical orifice and submucosal extension into urethra Glassberg Intravesical – ureterocele is contained in bladder in entirety Ectopic – any portion of ureterocele extends to bladder neck or urethra