Kidney autotransplantation for multiple renal artery aneurysms: A case report

Kidney artery aneurysms are a rare phenomenon with prevalence of 0.01%-1% in the general population. Although historical series describe rupture rates 14% to 30% mortality rate 80%, natural history kidney is currently characterized by low risk and slow nonexistent growth rate. Criteria for repair have been controversial decades include aneurysm size > 2 cm, female sex, symptoms such as drug-refractory hypertension, pain, hematuria. In this article, we report successful autotransplantation multiple renal (8 9 mm) 37-year-old woman who had suffered from arterial hypertension 19 years. The clinical case described demonstrates efficacy surgical treatment malignant hypertension.