Symptoms of horseshoe kidney

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Horseshoe kidney is a congenital renal malformation in which the upper or lower poles of the two kidneys fuse with each other in front of the big blood vessels of the spine, forming a horseshoe shape. Most of them occurred in the early stage of fetus (4-7 weeks), most of them occurred later, about 9 weeks? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Symptoms of horseshoe kidney

Some patients can be asymptomatic, because renal fusion hinder its normal rise and rotation, so it is often located in the pelvic cavity or slightly higher position, the ureter is shorter than normal, can appear waist pain, frequent urination, pyuria and lower abdominal mass and other clinical manifestations.

May have the blood white blood cell count to increase or the urine white blood cell to increase and so on infection performance. Abdominal B-ultrasound, CT and other imaging examinations showed that the lower or upper pole of the two kidneys were connected, crossing the inferior vena cava and the front of abdominal aorta.

Intravenous urography and retrograde pyelography can show abnormal shadows and bilateral pyelographic shadows drooping, closing and tilting from the outside up to the inside down. If the function of one side of the kidney is not well developed, the contralateral kidney may be misdiagnosed as simple renal malrotation.

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