Incidental diagnosis and treatment of posterior urethral valve in a child with osteogenesis imperfecta: a case report

Posterior urethral valve is the commonest cause of both urinary tract obstruction and chronic renal disease in male children. The patients may present with complications such as impaired function, infection, or anaemia. Reports abound about association other congenital defects posterior but few studies have reported this osteogenesis imperfecta. An 8-year-old on management for imperfecta who presented to our facility following function test keeping imaging result right agenesis left parenchymal disease, these investigations were done part work up surgical treatment Evaluation revealed he had valvotomy Mohan’s valvotome satisfactory improvement urine stream after procedure. can also occur not commonly it. Diagnosis should be ruled out any patient abnormality avoid missing diagnosis when lead failure.