Yuri Seu, Hyun Jin Park, Jin Seo Park, Yong-Suk Moon, Hongtae Kim, Mi-Sun Hur
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摘要
本病例报告描述了一例输尿管分叉的病例,其输尿管直接来自分开的肾盏和肾盂。一具 78 岁男性尸体的左侧输尿管不完全复制是在解剖课上发现的。这些输尿管在髂前上棘水平上方汇聚成 Y 形。在肾脏的冠状切面上,前输尿管来自肾盂,肾盂在肾脏的下三分之二处分为两大肾盏。另一方面,后输尿管直接连接到肾脏上三分之一处的一个主要肾萼,而没有形成肾盂。这种解剖上的差异对诊断方法有影响,特别是对泌尿科医生使用成像技术插入支架治疗肾盂肾炎有影响。
A bifid ureter originating from separate major calyx and renal pelvis with dual calyceal systems: a case report.
Present case report describes a case of bifid ureter arising directly from separate calyces and renal pelvis of the kidney. Incomplete ureter duplication on the left side in a 78-year-old male cadaver was found during an anatomy class. These ureters converged in a Y-shaped pattern just above the level of the anterior superior iliac spine. In the coronal section of the kidney, the anterior ureter arose from a renal pelvis that was divided into two major calyces in the lower two-thirds of the kidney. On the other hand, the posterior ureter was directly connected to a major calyx in the upper third of the kidney, without the formation of a renal pelvis. This anatomical variation has implications for diagnostic approaches, especially in the use of imaging techniques by urologists for the insertion of stents in the treatment of phyelonephritis.