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Potter face:
1) prominent fold below the eye
2) blunted nose
3) low-set ear
4) depression between lower lip and chin
- Cardinal findings;
¨ç positive family history
¨è flank mass
¨é hypertension
¨ê azotemia (1/3 at diagnosis)
- Symptom triad (3D`s):
¨ç discomfort
¨è deformity,
¨é dysfunction
- Diagnosis: IVP - bizarre calices (spider deformity)
CT
- Complication: pyelonephritis, infection of cyst, bleeding
- Treatment: conservative
5. Simple Cyst
- acquired, most common renal cystic disease
- usually unilateral and single
- common in lower pole
- usually incidental finding
- carcinoma may grow on the cyst (9%)
- Treatment: observation
suspicious - needle aspiration
6. Renal Fusion
1) Horseshoe kidney
- IVP: ¨ç vertical renal axis
¨è medial orientation of calices and
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¨é ureteral obstruction