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Two cases of focal acute pyelonephritis presenting with an unusual pseudo-tumoral appearance on CT are reported. The lesions exhibited a focal intra-parenchymal homogeneous round-shape mass without any other parenchymal or perirenal fat CT abnormalities. The final diagnosis of focal acute pyelonephritis was confirmed on following CT scans which demonstrated the total disappearance of the lesions in both cases. This particular appearance of acute focal pyelonephritis which mimicked a renal tumor should be clearly individualized in the terminology based on CT findings.
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PMID:[Pseudotumor form of focal acute pyelonephritis]. 873 8

The present study establishes the size of the kidneys in adult males and females according to three age groups, under 30, 30 to 60, and over 60, in our community. To this end, morphologically normal kidneys were studied, considering four diameters: longitudinal (L), antero-posterior (AP), transverse (T) and cortical (D). We found that renal size, in all diameters, was larger in males and females, and the left one larger than the right one. The study include 522 kidneys, from a total of 247 subjects. Apart from renal biometry, the incidence of disease was also recorded. Ten different possibilities were included in the picture: 1) Normal (N); 2) Cysts (C); 3) Lithiasis (L); 4) Tumour (T); 5) Pyelonephritis (PN); 6) Acute Focal Nephritis (AFN); 7) Hydronephrosis (HN): 8) Double Excretory System (DES): 9) Abscesses (A); and 10) ther (O). The incidence of disease is maximal in subjects over 60, with predominance of women and left kidney; most frequent changes were cysts and pyelonephritis. Of the three age groups, those under 30 had a mean age of 22.36 years, 85% being between 18 and 30 years; in the intermediate group, 30 to 60 years, mean age was 48.40 with 65% between 45 and 60; in the over 60 group, mean age was 68.67 with 70% between 61 and 70 years of age.
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PMID:[Renal study protocol with ultrasonography: biometry and incidence of disease]. 880 83

The most common causes of serious low back pain in children include spondylolysis, Scheuermann disease and musculoligamentous injury. Questions should be asked about the mechanism of onset and exacerbating factors, and the frequency, duration and severity of the pain. The examination should check gait and alignment, flexibility, strength and reflexes, and localize and evaluate the pain. Warning signs of serious problems include constant pain in a child younger than 11 years of age that lasts for several weeks or occurs spontaneously at night, repeatedly interferes with school, play or sports, or is associated with marked stiffness and limitation of motion, fever or neurologic abnormalities. Pain at the lumbosacral junction may suggest spondylolysis or spondylolisthesis. Scheuermann disease is diagnosed by the observance of wedging, irregularity or growth disturbance of three successive vertebrae. Musculoligamentous pain may result from injury to or overuse of muscles or joints of the back. Rare causes include discitis, tuberculosis, bone or spinal cord tumor, pyelonephritis and retroperitoneal infection.
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PMID:Evaluating the child with back pain. 890 Mar 53

Gas-forming infections of the genitourinary tract may manifest as life-threatening conditions, often requiring aggressive medical and surgical management. Accurate interpretation of the radiologic studies is essential for early and accurate diagnosis of gas within the renal parenchyma or collecting system, bladder, uterus, and scrotum. Three distinct entities are associated with renal or perirenal gas: emphysematous pyelonephritis, emphysematous pyelitis, and gas-forming perirenal abscess. Gas in the bladder may occur secondary to emphysematous cystitis or a vesicoenteric fistula and must be differentiated from air introduced by means of instrumentation. Uterine gas usually indicates an underlying infection or a neoplasm. Gas in the scrotum is most commonly due to an infectious process or bowel herniation into the scrotal sac. Before institution of a specific therapeutic regimen, an effort should be made to establish the exact location of gas in the genitourinary tract. Plain radiography, including tomography, and ultrasonography are useful screening modalities. Although in some cases urography, barium enema studies, and other contrast material-enhanced studies enable a diagnosis to be made, in many patients computed tomography is the definitive diagnostic technique.
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PMID:Genitourinary tract gas: imaging evaluation. 896 88

Mucinous cystadenoma with malignant transformation occupying the lower half portion of the right renal pelvis in a 69-year-old Japanese man was recorded. The patient had recent dysuria but no clinical history of pyelonephritis or urolithiasis. Under the clinical diagnosis of unusual renal cyst, the right total nephrectomy was performed. Grossly, the cystic tumor, 5 cm across, formed a monolocular lumen filled with mucins and showed no direct communication with the renal pelvis inside. Microscopically, the epithelial lining was characterized by a single layer of benign mucin producing columnar cells that scattered foci of non-invasive papillary projections with cell stratification and nuclear atypia suggestive of malignancy. Although there was non-specific chronic pyelitis, no pyelitis cystica et glandularis was encountered. Of circa 60 glandular neoplasms arising in the renal pelvis reported previously, adenomas are only five including two mucinous cystadenomas, while the remainder are adenocarcinomas. The histological findings of mucinous cystadenoma in the present case may represent the process of a transition from adenoma to adenocarcinoma. The result suggests the possibility that adenoma-carcinoma sequence may exist among the glandular neoplasma arising in the renal pelvis. The histogenesis was unclarified.
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PMID:Mucinous cystadenoma with malignant transformation arising in the renal pelvis. 908 36

We experienced a case of adenocarcinoma occurring in the reconstructed bladder 38 years after ileocystoplasty. The patient was a 48-year-old woman, who had undergone ileocystoplasty and left nephrectomy at the age of 10 for the treatment of tuberculous contracted bladder and left renal tuberculosis. She had often suffered from right pyelonephritis following the operation. She visited our hospital for work-up of a high value of carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA). The findings of cystoscopy, cystogram and urine cytology showed a malignant tumor of the reconstructed bladder. Then, we performed total cystectomy and right ureterostomy. The histopathological examination showed that the tumor was an adenocarcinoma which developed mainly from the ileal segment of the reconstructed bladder.
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PMID:[A case of adenocarcinoma of the reconstructed bladder following ileocystoplasty]. 912 69

Medullary dysplasia may be present in the kidneys of children with the Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome (BWS). This is usually visible only at the microscopic level, but superimposed pyelonephritis in a child with the BWS led to gross changes that produced a filling defect on CT scanning of the remaining kidney. The finding could have been misinterpreted as a metachronous wilms tumor.
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PMID:Misleading leads: Wilms tumor with a metachronous lesion appearing in the remaining kidney. 943 29

Inflammatory pseudotumor (IPS) of the urinary bladder was first described in 1980. We report four cases of IPS which occurred during the last four years. One tumor occurred in the bladder of a 49-year-old woman five months after abdominal hysterectomy of uterine leiomyomas, two tumors in a 35- and 39-year-old woman, respectively, without antecedental surgical intervention (though one with recidive after six months). The fourth occurred in a 64-year-old male in the proximal ureter by pyelonephritis. Two cases were initially diagnosed at frozen section during operative treatment, the others on paraffine section after immunohistochemical examination. Two cases showed an aberrant expression of cytokeratines. There is no evidence of recidive tumor within a mean follow up of 25 months (12-49 months). Features to differentiate benign from malignant spindle cell lesions of the lower urinary tract are the absence of atypical mitoses, significant cytologic atypia, absence of necroses within the tumor (rather on its surface), no destructive growth at the tumor margins and low cellularity. Usually, IPS show a submucosal edematous area with a deeper, highly cellular component. The clinical history of a recent bladder operation or gynecologic surgery is of upmost importance in making the diagnosis of IPS. Complete surgical excision, either by transurethral resection or partial cystectomy appears to be curative for IPS.
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PMID:Inflammatory pseudotumor of the ureter and the urinary bladder. 952 Oct 18

A case of renal cell carcinoma that was discovered in a patient with typical acute pyelonephritis is reported. A 62-year-old woman admitted with fever and right flank pain, was diagnosed as having acute pyelonephritis. Intravenous urography showed a compressed renal pelvis and mild dilated calyces, suggesting the existence of a tumor. Computed tomography revealed a parapelvic tumor 6 cm in diameter and a small low-density area separated from the tumor in the renal parenchyma. Selective renal arteriography revealed a typical renal cell carcinoma lesion. The patient underwent right radical nephrectomy, and her postoperative course was uneventful. She has remained free of disease for 7 months.
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PMID:[Renal cell carcinoma discovered in a patient with typical acute pyelonephritis: a case report]. 980 69

In patients with inoperable cancer of the urinary bladder complicated by uretherohydronephrosis, chronic pyelonephritis, chronic renal failure, profuse bleedings from the tumor and pronounced dysuria, the supravesical derivation of urine is thought to be vitally indicated in spite of the unfavourable prognosis of the basic disease. First, it is necessary to provide the adequate drainage of the upper urinary ducts and kidneys followed by making favourable conditions for their longer and good functioning.
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PMID:[Supravesical urinary diversion--a palliative treatment method for patients with inoperable bladder cancer]. 982 52


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