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214:, the process by which uric acid stones are formed. Ureterocele is also associated with poor kidney function. It can cause frequent blockage of the ureter leading to serious kidney damage. In other cases, a small, upper portion of the kidney is congenitally non-functional. Though often benign, this problem can necessitate the removal of non-functioning parts.
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balloons at its opening into the bladder, forming a sac-like pouch. It is most often associated with a duplicated collection system, where two ureters drain their respective
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Many other complications arise from ureteroceles. Redundant collection systems are usually smaller in diameter than single, and predispose the patient to impassable
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IVU-shows Adder head appearance or Cobra head appearance. Cystoscopy-shows translucent cyst which is thin walled surrounding ureteric orifice
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in males can lead to the formation of a ureterocele, which often coincide with ipsilateral agenesis of the kidney (atrophic kidney) and
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instead of one. Simple ureterocele, where the condition involves only a single ureter, represents only twenty percent of cases.
292:"Zinner syndrome: A unique triad of mesonephric duct abnormalities as an unusual cause of urinary symptoms in late adolescence"
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Ultraschalldiagnostik in Pädiatrie und
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644:Interstitial cystitis
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789:Urinary incontinence
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659:Hemorrhagic cystitis
212:uric acid particles
716:Urethral stricture
621:Ureteric stricture
521:External resources
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134:Signs and symptoms
120:Sphincterostenotic
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530:MedlinePlus
421:(in German)
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368:(in German)
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114:Sphincteric
66:ureterocele
29:Ureterocele
18:Urethrocele
699:Urethritis
654:Trigonitis
616:Megaureter
606:Ureteritis
495:DiseasesDB
277:References
81:ultrasound
546:radio/729
541:eMedicine
506:SNOMED CT
254:Treatment
246:Diagnosis
179:Hematuria
154:Frequent
44:Specialty
821:Category
804:Overflow
639:Cystitis
511:12818004
347:Urologie
328:21116373
228:genetics
148:Symptoms
108:Stenotic
735:Any/all
691:Urethra
631:Bladder
489:D014518
319:2978453
183:Cyclic
102:Ectopic
49:Urology
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