Partial hydronephrosis due to pressure from normal renal arteries.

Hypertension Due to Syphilitic Occlusion of the Main Renal Arteries.

Irene H., single, aged 24 years, was admitted to hospital on January 1, 1947, with severe heart failure. Family History.-Her father suffered from asthma and was killed at the age of 26. One brother was killed in the Second World War. The mother and three sisters are alive and well. Past History.-When aged 4, she had an operation for intussusception; a gland was removed and a diagnosis of mesent...

بررسی حدود طبیعی معیارهای سونوگرافی داپلر در شرایین کلیویEvaluation of Normal Doppler Indices in Renal Arteries

    Background & Aim: Doppler ultrasonography is important in diagnosis of renal diseases by demonstrating vascular anatomy and hemodynamics. There is not any fix doppler indices in all of the references and it is suggested that each center should have its own standards. Also it is proved that biologic indices are not the same in different societies. The present study was performed on normal Ir...

Congenital Hydronephrosis Due to an Abnormal Attachment of the Renal Fascia (Of Gerota)

Renal dysfunction due to hydronephrosis by SAPHO syndrome: a case report

Synovitis, Acne, Pustulosis, Hyperostosis, Osteitis (SAPHO) syndrome shows varied pathological symptoms. This is the first report of hydronephrosis due to the mechanical compression of bilateral ureters as a result of SAPHO syndrome. From our experience, MRI is the most useful imaging examination to check the upper urinary tract in SAPHO syndrome.

Renal Function in Experimental Hydronephrosis

Complete obstruction of the ureter causes atrophy of the renal parenchyma, especially marked in the portions lateral to the renal sinus. The longer the duration of the obstruction, the greater is the degree of atrophy. If the obstruction is removed within 2 weeks the kidney may regain its normal structure except for a varying amount of atrophy in the lateral portions. Kidneys obstructed for 2 w...