What is the effect of fusion kidney?

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Chronic congestive splenomegaly in children, also known as portal hypertension or Banti syndrome, is a chronic progressive disease of unknown cause, which is more common in older children. Chronic congestive splenomegaly is mainly caused by portal hypertension. Its clinical characteristics are chronic progressive splenomegaly, progressive anemia, leucopenia, thrombocytopenia and gastrointestinal bleeding. What is the effect of renal fusion? Let's talk about it

What is the effect of fusion kidney?

Most of the patients have no symptoms. However, some may develop into ureteral obstruction. Gastrointestinal symptoms similar to peptic ulcer, cholelithiasis or appendicitis (nephroenteric reflex) may also occur. If ureteral obstruction causes hydronephrosis or stone formation, it is easy to be infected.

Physical examination is usually negative, unless the abnormal location of the kidney mass can be touched. For horseshoe kidney, it is possible to touch the mass (isthmus) in front of the low lumbar spine. In the case of cross heterotopic, a mass can be touched in the flank or lower abdomen.

In horseshoe kidney, the pelvis is located on the anterior surface of the kidney mass, while in normal kidney, the pelvis is located on the medial side of the kidney. For horseshoe kidney, the most valuable clue is that the calyces of the lower pole of the kidney is toward the midline and closer to the midline than the ureter.

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Nutrition should be balanced and reasonable. Kidney fusion Yin deficiency symptoms are generally believed to have biological factors, that is, hereditary fragile personality, born nervous and neurotic, this kind of people are most likely to have a sense of fear. High fiber food, low-fat diet, should be light; Milk, egg (protein), poultry, lean meat, vermicelli, vermicelli, etc