Small parts Neonatal & Ped Adrenal and Urinary System - Ch 26

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What age does renal lobulation disappear?

by 6 years old

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What do neonate kidneys look like

Large pyramids, thin rim of cortex, increased cortical echos until 1 month of age

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what side to side kidney length should be monitored

>1 cm

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at what age do infant adrenal glands look like adult adrenals?

1 year

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where are adrenal glands?

superior to upper pole of kidney, left extends more medial than right, V or Y shape in long, central medulla is a thin echogenic stripe

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what size should normal Neonate bladder wall measure

distended s/b < 3 mm, 1.5 mean; empty s/b <5 mm

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what is unique about pediatric bladder wall measurements

it can be taken from posterior wall due to excessive ring-down artifact and prominent urachal remnant

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what is most common cause of palpable mass in neonate?

UTD (urinary tract dilation)/hyronephrosis

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what is most common cause of abdominal mass in newborn

MCDK multicystic displastic kidney

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what is most common urinary tract anomoly?

UTD/hydronephrosis

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what is most common CONGENITAL URETERAL anomaly?

duplex collecting system/double kidney - considered a normal variant

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what are most common causes of UTD/hydronephrosis

obstruction, reflux, abnormal muscle development

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what is normal renal pelvis dilation

up to 10 mm a/p

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what is a common nonobstructive cause of UTD/hydro?

Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) , usually resolves in 2 years

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what is VUR

abnormal refluxing of urine from bladder through ureters back into kidney

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sono of VUR

wall thickening, dilation of collecting system, megaureter, diplaced jet

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what is most common type of obstruction causing UTD/hydro

ureteropelvic junction obstruction (UPJ)

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what causes UPJ obstruction

from intrinsic narrowing or extrinsic vascular compression at UPJ

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sono of UPJ obstruction

pelvocallectasis (dilation of renal pelvis and calyces) WITHOUT ureteral dilation (may cause extrarenal pelvis)

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UPJ more common in men or women

men 3:1

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what are intense specular echoes at corticomedullary junction

arcuate vessels

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which kidney is typically longer

left

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what is one of the most common causes of ureterocele in children

duplex collecting system

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what does an ectopic ureterocele look like sono

fluid mass within bladder, dilated upper pole

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are duplex collecting systems more common in men or women?

women - on Left

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what is usual cause for bilateral hydro

bladder outlet obstruction

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sono of bladder outlet obstruction

possible perirenal urinoma

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most common cause of bladder obstruction in men

PUV post urethral valve obstruction

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What is PUV caused by?

Excessive flaps of tissue in posterior urethra

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less common female version of PUV

urethral atresia (blockage)

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what is sono of PUV/urethral atresia

keyhole appearance of bladder

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what is prune belly syndrome

congenital - deficient ab muscles

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what is another name for prune belly syndrome

Eagle Berrett Syndrome

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Does prune belly syndrom affect men or women more

96% men

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what is the triad of clinical findings in prune belly syndrome

deficient ab muscles, bi lateral cryptochrodism, urinary tract anomolies

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what is most common cause of renal cystic disease in neonate WITHOUT hydro

MCDK multi cystic dysplastic kidney

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sono of MCDK

unilateral grapelike cysts, cannot see kidney, congenital, sporadic

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what is MCDK

development abnormality - renal dysplasia caused by interference w/ureteral bud function in 1st trimester. malformation from ureteral obstruction

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what is most common HEREDITARY renal cystic disease

PCKD polycystic kidney disease

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What is included in hereditary renal cystic disease

ARPKD autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease, ADPKD autosomal recessive dominant polycystic kidney disease (adult), tuberous sclerosus, von Hippel-Lindau disease, medulary cystic disease

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sono of ARPKD

enlarged, hyperechoic, hypo rim representing cortex compressed by expanding pyramids (sponge like)

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what is potter fascies (facial features due to oligohydrominos) and pulmonary hyperplasia associated with

ARPKD

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what age is ADPKD (adult dominant form of PCKD)

30-50

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what patho is associated with ADPKD

cerebral berry aneurisms, increase in RCC

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what is most common bacterial infection in children and most common nosocomial infection

UTI

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sono of UTI

no flow in affected area of kidney

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what does chronic pyelonephritis cause

scarring, small, coretx more echos than liver

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where are calcifications of nephrocalcinosis often found

medulla, not cortex

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causes of nephrocalcinosis

long term heart and lung treatment, medullary spong kidney (Cacchi-Ricci), Barter syndrome (electrolyte issues)

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what is MSK - medullary sponge kidney

birth defect of tubules, cysts in medulla block urine flow

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what causes renal vein thrombosis

dehydrated or septic infnats, DM

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clinical of RVT

hematurea, proteinuria, decreased platelets

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sono of RVT

enlarged K, intrarenal vasc calcs, coexisting adrenal hemorrhage

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causes of adrenal hemorrhage

diff deliver, hypoxia, DM

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sono of adrenal hemorrhage

ovoid enlargement, Will shrink overtime

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clinical of adrenal hemorrhage

mass, jaundice, anemia

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most common intraabdominal MALIGNANT renal tumor

nephroblastoma/Wilm’s tumor

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peak age of nephroblastoma

2-5 YO

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Sono of Wilma tumor/ nephroblastim

Bulky solid mass that distorts renal architecture

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predisposing factors of nephroblastoma/Wilm’s tumor

hepatoblastoma, beckwith-wiedmann syndrome

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most common BENIGN solid renal tumor of neonate

congenital mesoblastic nephroma - very rare - looks like Wilm’s tumor/nephroblastoma

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peak age of congential mesoblastic nephroma

<1 year

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what is most common malignancy <1 year and most common ab tumore between 2 mo - 5 years?

neuroblastoma

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how will kidney displace with neuroblastoma

inferior (arises from adrenal) (maybe laterally too)

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sono of neuroblastoma

highly echogenic, poss calcs, poorly defined, heterogenous

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what is hypospadias

genital malformation of abnormal urethra opening along ventral aspect of penis

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what is Hermaphrodites

ambiguous genitalia, both ovaries and testes

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what is Guevedoces

born male, looks femal, grows penis @ puberty, lacks testosterone enzyme