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What age does renal lobulation disappear?
by 6 years old
What do neonate kidneys look like
Large pyramids, thin rim of cortex, increased cortical echos until 1 month of age
what side to side kidney length should be monitored
>1 cm
at what age do infant adrenal glands look like adult adrenals?
1 year
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
what size should normal Neonate bladder wall measure
distended s/b < 3 mm, 1.5 mean; empty s/b <5 mm
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
what is most common cause of palpable mass in neonate?
UTD (urinary tract dilation)/hyronephrosis
what is most common cause of abdominal mass in newborn
MCDK multicystic displastic kidney
what is most common urinary tract anomoly?
UTD/hydronephrosis
what is most common CONGENITAL URETERAL anomaly?
duplex collecting system/double kidney - considered a normal variant
what are most common causes of UTD/hydronephrosis
obstruction, reflux, abnormal muscle development
what is normal renal pelvis dilation
up to 10 mm a/p
what is a common nonobstructive cause of UTD/hydro?
Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) , usually resolves in 2 years
what is VUR
abnormal refluxing of urine from bladder through ureters back into kidney
sono of VUR
wall thickening, dilation of collecting system, megaureter, diplaced jet
what is most common type of obstruction causing UTD/hydro
ureteropelvic junction obstruction (UPJ)
what causes UPJ obstruction
from intrinsic narrowing or extrinsic vascular compression at UPJ
sono of UPJ obstruction
pelvocallectasis (dilation of renal pelvis and calyces) WITHOUT ureteral dilation (may cause extrarenal pelvis)
UPJ more common in men or women
men 3:1
what are intense specular echoes at corticomedullary junction
arcuate vessels
which kidney is typically longer
left
what is one of the most common causes of ureterocele in children
duplex collecting system
what does an ectopic ureterocele look like sono
fluid mass within bladder, dilated upper pole
are duplex collecting systems more common in men or women?
women - on Left
what is usual cause for bilateral hydro
bladder outlet obstruction
sono of bladder outlet obstruction
possible perirenal urinoma
most common cause of bladder obstruction in men
PUV post urethral valve obstruction
What is PUV caused by?
Excessive flaps of tissue in posterior urethra
less common female version of PUV
urethral atresia (blockage)
what is sono of PUV/urethral atresia
keyhole appearance of bladder
what is prune belly syndrome
congenital - deficient ab muscles
what is another name for prune belly syndrome
Eagle Berrett Syndrome
Does prune belly syndrom affect men or women more
96% men
what is the triad of clinical findings in prune belly syndrome
deficient ab muscles, bi lateral cryptochrodism, urinary tract anomolies
what is most common cause of renal cystic disease in neonate WITHOUT hydro
MCDK multi cystic dysplastic kidney
sono of MCDK
unilateral grapelike cysts, cannot see kidney, congenital, sporadic
what is MCDK
development abnormality - renal dysplasia caused by interference w/ureteral bud function in 1st trimester. malformation from ureteral obstruction
what is most common HEREDITARY renal cystic disease
PCKD polycystic kidney disease
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
sono of ARPKD
enlarged, hyperechoic, hypo rim representing cortex compressed by expanding pyramids (sponge like)
what is potter fascies (facial features due to oligohydrominos) and pulmonary hyperplasia associated with
ARPKD
what age is ADPKD (adult dominant form of PCKD)
30-50
what patho is associated with ADPKD
cerebral berry aneurisms, increase in RCC
what is most common bacterial infection in children and most common nosocomial infection
UTI
sono of UTI
no flow in affected area of kidney
what does chronic pyelonephritis cause
scarring, small, coretx more echos than liver
where are calcifications of nephrocalcinosis often found
medulla, not cortex
causes of nephrocalcinosis
long term heart and lung treatment, medullary spong kidney (Cacchi-Ricci), Barter syndrome (electrolyte issues)
what is MSK - medullary sponge kidney
birth defect of tubules, cysts in medulla block urine flow
what causes renal vein thrombosis
dehydrated or septic infnats, DM
clinical of RVT
hematurea, proteinuria, decreased platelets
sono of RVT
enlarged K, intrarenal vasc calcs, coexisting adrenal hemorrhage
causes of adrenal hemorrhage
diff deliver, hypoxia, DM
sono of adrenal hemorrhage
ovoid enlargement, Will shrink overtime
clinical of adrenal hemorrhage
mass, jaundice, anemia
most common intraabdominal MALIGNANT renal tumor
nephroblastoma/Wilm’s tumor
peak age of nephroblastoma
2-5 YO
Sono of Wilma tumor/ nephroblastim
Bulky solid mass that distorts renal architecture
predisposing factors of nephroblastoma/Wilm’s tumor
hepatoblastoma, beckwith-wiedmann syndrome
most common BENIGN solid renal tumor of neonate
congenital mesoblastic nephroma - very rare - looks like Wilm’s tumor/nephroblastoma
peak age of congential mesoblastic nephroma
<1 year
what is most common malignancy <1 year and most common ab tumore between 2 mo - 5 years?
neuroblastoma
how will kidney displace with neuroblastoma
inferior (arises from adrenal) (maybe laterally too)
sono of neuroblastoma
highly echogenic, poss calcs, poorly defined, heterogenous
what is hypospadias
genital malformation of abnormal urethra opening along ventral aspect of penis
what is Hermaphrodites
ambiguous genitalia, both ovaries and testes
what is Guevedoces
born male, looks femal, grows penis @ puberty, lacks testosterone enzyme