* Pelviureteric junction obstruction (P.U.J.)
* Stones
* Transitional cell cancer and
* Tuberculosis
9.1 P.U.J. Obstruction (Fig.25.10a)
This is a common cause of hydronephrosis in the young
adults and
children. The narrowing at the pelviureteric junction
is without
demonstrable
cause (idiopathic) and it is
possible that the
muscle in the region of the narrowing does not
relax to
allow
urine to flow freely.
This may be congenital defect, and is, sometimes,
bilateral.
9.1.1 CLINICAL FEATURES
The patient may
present with a painless mass in the abdomen
due
to hydroenphrosis.
A moderate sized mass can give rise to dull ache.
9.1.2. INVESTIGATIONS (Fig.25.10b)
The PUJ obstruction can be demonstrated by an
I.V.P. There is
narrowing at the
junction of Pelvis and ureter
and delayed
emptying of pelvis.
9.1.3 TREATMENT
The narrowed
segment is removed and the dilated pelvis
repaired
and the healthy ureter joined to the repaired pelvis.
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