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Bladder diverticula

A boy with Menkes disease and low plasma concentrations of copper (3.6 pmol/l) and ceruloplasmin (50 mg/1) received copper histidine and died aged 10. Postmortem examination showed significant pathology of the mesenchymal tissues, including skeletal abnormalities, vascular degeneration, and bladder diverticula. The central nervous system, in contrast, showed minimal pathology of copper metabolism compared with classical Menkes disease. [Pg.902]

Squamous cell carcinoma of the bladder has been reported 4 years after pulsed cyclophosphamide therapy (50). However, the authors noted that other susceptibility factors, such as bladder diverticula and human papilloma virus infection, occurred in the intervening period and they speculated on the cumulative risk. [Pg.1028]

Gross hematuria when tissue growth exceeds its blood supply Overflow urinary incontinence or unstable bladder Recurrent urinary tract infection that results from urinary stasis Bladder diverticula Bladder stones... [Pg.1538]

Oblique films on VCU can show bladder diverticula that can cause obstruction, reflux or be a normal variant. [Pg.131]

Blane CE, Zerin JM, Bloom DA (1994) Bladder diverticula in children. Radiology 190 695-697 Bockrath JM, Maizels M, Firlit CF (1982) Benign bladder neck polyp causing tandem obstruction of the urinary... [Pg.134]

As mentioned above, surgical treatment of VUR should be considered whenever conservative treatment has not been successful or cannot be conducted satisfactorily. This includes patients with no resolution of the VUR after 2-3 years of proper follow-up, patients in whom decreasing renal function is observed, patients presenting recurrent UTI under correct antibiotic therapy, and patients whose family members are unable to follow the conservative treatment. The presence of bladder diverticula would also require surgical treatment of VUR. In all... [Pg.227]

Blane CE, Zerin MJ, Bloom DA (1994) Bladder diverticula in children. Radiology 190 695-697 Blickman JG, Lehowitz RL (1984) The coexistence of primary megaureter and reflux. AJR 143 1053-1057 Blickman J, Taylor G, Lehowitz R (1985) VCU the initial study in children with UTL Radiology 156 659-662 Blyth B, Passerini-Glazel G, Camuffo C et al (1993) Endoscopic incision of ureteroceles intravesical versus ectopic. J Urol 149 556-559... [Pg.233]

Boechat MI, Lehowitz RL (1978) Bladder diverticula in children. Pediatr Radiol 7 22-28... [Pg.233]

Hernanz-Schulman M, Lebowitz RL (1985) The elusiveness and importance of bladder diverticula in children. Pediatr Radiol 15 399-402... [Pg.234]

Fig. 1.1.6. VCU in a 7-year-old boy who complained of dys-uria. Oblique view during micturition. Slightly irregular bladder cannot be interpreted as abnormal during micturition. Bladder diverticulum (the same was shown on the opposite side). Moderate dilatation of the posterior urethra. Valves were suspected. Cystoscopy confirmed the diagnosis, and coagulation was performed. However, the orifices of the diverticula were not seen by the surgeon... Fig. 1.1.6. VCU in a 7-year-old boy who complained of dys-uria. Oblique view during micturition. Slightly irregular bladder cannot be interpreted as abnormal during micturition. Bladder diverticulum (the same was shown on the opposite side). Moderate dilatation of the posterior urethra. Valves were suspected. Cystoscopy confirmed the diagnosis, and coagulation was performed. However, the orifices of the diverticula were not seen by the surgeon...
Bladder diverticulum reflects a weakness of the bladder wall. Its presence next to a ureteral orifice may lead to secondary VUR the ureter is progressively included within the diverticulum (Figs. 11.27, 11.28). In such a case, VUR will not resolve spontaneously and will require surgical correction (Boechat and Lebowitz 1978 Hernanz-schulman and Lebowitz 1985 Blane et al. 1994). [Pg.225]

Fig. 11.27. VUR and bladder diverticulum. Bilateral VUR. Left grade II a small diverticulum is also present (arrow)... Fig. 11.27. VUR and bladder diverticulum. Bilateral VUR. Left grade II a small diverticulum is also present (arrow)...
Fig. 18.8a,b. Voiding cystourethrogram in a child with bilateral duplex systems, a There is significant reflux into the lower pole moiety of a right duplex system and a right ureterocele obstructing the upper pole moiety (arrow), b At the end of micturition there is prolapse of the ureterocele mimicking a bladder diverticulum... [Pg.343]

Wang IS, Hsieh SP, Jiaan BP, Tseng HH. Human papiUo-mavrrus in cyclophosphamide and diverticulum-associated squamous cell carcinoma of urinary bladder a case report. Zhonghua Yi Xue Za Zhi (Taipei) 1996 57(4) 305-9. [Pg.1032]

Due to the above mentioned rotations of the stomach, the presumptive duodenum will bend into a C shape and will be displaced to the right until it lies against the dorsal body wall and becomes secondarily retroperitoneal. A system of digestive glands develops from endodermal buds of the duodenum, including the liver parenchyma, the gall bladder and their ducts (derived from the hepatic diverticulum), as well as the pancreatic parenchyma and its ducts (derived from the fusion of the dorsal and ventral pancreatic ducts) (Fig. 3.1). [Pg.110]

The urachus is the remnant of an embryonic connection coursing from the dome of the fetal bladder to the umbilicus. After birth in normal children, it is limited to a thin cord-like structure. Rarely, a patent urachus is present at birth. More commonly, urachal diverticulum is present at the dome of the bladder (Fig. 6.15). Diagnosis can be made on VCU on lateral views. An urachal cyst is another pathogenic remnant of an urachus. It may be isolated or multiple. Infection can occur (Newman et al. 1986). Diagnosis is based on the association of clinical findings and ultrasound, which shows a superficial midline abscess-like structure. Urachal carcinoma does not occur in childhood (Thomas et al. 1986), but this possible complication in adulthood justifies surgical excision of urachal cysts in children. [Pg.133]

The key questions to address by imaging are as follows is there any urethral leak (the absence of a leak cannot exclude hematoma or contusion) and is there any retrograde opadfication of the bladder (allowing the differential diagnosis between complete and partial disruption of the urethra) The followup of patients is of primary importance. The aim is to detect urethral stenosis or diverticulum. Again, prudent retrograde opacification is the optimal examination. [Pg.470]


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