INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE Ureteral duplication is the most common urologic abnormality. The upper pole ureter can sometimes be associated with a ureterocele. In rare cases the ureteral insertion is extravesical and can result in significant hydroureteronephrosis. Patients can present with urinary tract infection, abdominal mass or urinary obstruction. Traditional procedures include ureteral re...

Abstract Background Duplex kidney is a relatively common renal anomaly with wide array of associations. With routine antenatal screening it increasingly diagnosed these days. this study, we aim to assess the clinical profile, prevalence vesicoureteric reflux and highlighting need for aggressive workup management in selected cases prevent further damage. Results Fifty-three children duplex kidne...

OBJECTIVE To describe the sonographic visualization of fetal micturition and its role in the diagnosis of posterior urethral valves and hypospadias. METHODS This was a prospective study of 25 male fetuses (21 with bilateral pyelectasis, one whose bladder was being studied because of ureterocele and three with hypospadias), and five female fetuses (with bilateral pyelectasis). A midline sagitt...

Seventeen patients (11 girls and 6 boys, with bilateral cases in 4 for a total 21 units), in whom ureterocele was diagnosed at from 5 days to 11 years old, were treated with transurethral incision as a primary treatment. Urinary tract infection was the most common presenting sign in 8 patients. A voiding disturbance was observed in 10 patients. Seven units were diagnosed as intravesical uretero...