Sebastian Tobia
Department of Urology, Hospital de Niños “Sor María Ludovica”, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaPublications
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Case Series
Single system ureterocele in children: analysis of a cohort study of an infrequent (no-so-benign) condition
Author(s): Romina Ammann, Tarek Khamis Juri, Javier Ruiz, Sebastian Tobia, German Quevedo, Diane Decaluwe, José María Angulo, Catalina Tessi, Marco Perez-Brayfield, Massimo Catti, Simona Nappo, José Antonio Sepúlveda, José Luis Fadil, Fernando González, Juan Pablo Corbetta, Nicolás Rosiere, Edurne Ormaechea, Abelardo Yepes, Paz Bustamante, Jorge García, Bernardita Troncoso, Imran Mushthaq, Juan Manuel Moldes, Marie-Klaire Farru- gia, George S Bethell, Francisco Reed, Francisca Yankovic and Pedro-José López*
Single System Ureterocele (SSU) in pediatrics is rare, with very few publications. There is the impression that it should only be observed and therefore, its treatment could be different from the classic double- system ureterocele. The aim of this study is to analyze the characteristics of pediatric patients with SSU and its treatment. An observational, analytical, multicenter retrospective cohort study that included patients diagnosed with SSU between 2005-2022 in 19 centers from different countries. Demographic, diagnostic and treatment data were collected. The inclusion criteria were diagnosis of SSU and follow-up at least 6 months with renal ultrasound. There were 69 cases of SSU in an 18 years’ period; 58/69 (84%) were unilateral (27 right, 31 left). The diagnosis was antenatal in 21/69 (30%), Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) in 27/69 (39%) and lumbar pain in 6/69 (9%). As ini.. Read More»
DOI: 10.14534/j-pucr.20222675632