pelviureteric

the pelviureteric junction is a critical anatomical site where the renal pelvis meets the ureter.

pelviureteric obstruction can cause significant hydronephrosis if left untreated.

the surgeon successfully repaired the pelviureteric junction during the minimally invasive procedure.

pelviureteric reflux is commonly diagnosed through contrast imaging studies.

infants sometimes present with congenital pelviureteric anomalies detected on ultrasound.

the pelviureteric valve prevents urine backflow from the ureter to the kidney.

post-operative monitoring of pelviureteric function is essential for patient recovery.

pelviureteric strictures can be dilated using balloon techniques in some cases.

the anatomical orientation of the pelviureteric junction varies among individuals.

chronic pelviureteric obstruction may lead to progressive renal damage.

laparoscopic pyeloplasty is the gold standard for treating pelviureteric junction obstruction.

some patients with pelviureteric dysfunction require long-term urological follow-up.