inguinal herniation of a transplant kidney ureter: a case report

Inguinal Herniation of a Transplant Kidney Ureter: A Case Report

Ureteral obstruction is relatively common after renal transplantation. A rare cause is the inguinal herniation of the transplant ureter. We report a case of late allograft renal transplant failure due to ureteral herniation as well as ureterovesical junction stenosis.

Inguinal Herniation of a Transplant Ureter: Lessons Learned From a Case of "Water Over the Bridge".

Inguinal herniation of the transplant ureter is rare, and there is a paucity of reports in the literature. Herniation is usually secondary to implanting a long redundant ureter and may be precipitated by its course over the spermatic cord. Most often, there is loss of the allograft owing to delayed presentation and chronic ureteric obstruction. Here, we report a case of inguinal herniation of a...

Covid-19 infection in kidney transplant recipients: a case report

A case report of a bifid ureter and renal pelvis

Background: Double ureter is one of the anomaly of urethra that appears complete or incomplete. Incomplete duplication of ureter is known as bifid ureter, this kind of anomaly may be formed due to some error or disturbance in development of the ureteric bud which arises from the mesonephric duct around the 5th week. The ureteric bud grows and penetrates in to the metanephric tissue at about32co...

Scrotal Herniation of Bladder: A Case Report

Inguinal bladder hernia is a rare clinical condition, with 1–3% of all inguinal hernias involving the bladder. Any portion of the bladder may herniate, from a small portion or a diverticulum to most of the bladder. We present a 55-year-old male with an intermittent right scrotal mass of 6 months’ duration. The mass lesion protruded through the right inguinal canal before voiding and reduced aft...

Kidney Blow Out Due to Inguinal Herniation of the Ureter in an Infant.

Ureteroinguinal herniation is a rare event, usually diagnosed during the surgical repair of inguinal hernias. Here, we describe the first case of a kidney blow out due to this condition in a male infant.