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Year : 2003  |  Volume : 8  |  Issue : 2  |  Page : 118-120

Massive Urinoma in a neonate due to pelviureteric junction obstruction


Depts. of Pediatric Surgery, Pediatrics & Radiology Dr RML Hospital, New Delhi

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Choudhury S Roy
Depts. of Pediatric Surgery, Pediatrics & Radiology Dr RML Hospital, New Delhi

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ABSTRACT: Urinoma may be one of the presenting features of urinary tract obstruction. We report a female neonate who presented with rapidly increasing abdominal mass due to an expanding urinoma around the right kidney as a result of right pelviureteric junction obstruction. Initial percutaneous drainage of the urinoma followed by pyeloplasty after two months resulted in a satisfactory outcome. The rarity of such presentation of pelviureteric junction obstruction in a neonate prompted us to report the case.






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