A 4 year-old male patient admitted with the complaints of abdominal pain and urinary incon-tinence. There was no reflux at micturition cysto-urethrography (MCU). And there was grade 5 bi-lateral hydronephrosis at intravenous urography (IVU). Firstly, we performed posterior urethral valve resection because after the first resection, the problem was persisting. After the operation, there was no postvoiding residual volume. Accor-ding to magnetic resonance urography (MRU) urography; there were bilateral ureteropelvic(UP) and ureterovesical (UV) junction obstructions. Acording to these results, bilateral ureterone-ocystostomy (UNC) operation was performed. On postoperative 7th month, we performed left pyeloplasty. And after that, we also planned pye-lopasty for the right side but the patient did not come for follow-ups.
Key Words: Ureteropelvic junction obstruc-tion, Ureterovesical junction obstruction, poste-rior urethral valve
Abstract
A 4 year-old male patient admitted with the complaints of abdominal pain and urinary incon-tinence. There was no reflux at micturition cysto-urethrography (MCU). And there was grade 5 bi-lateral hydronephrosis at intravenous urography (IVU). Firstly, we performed posterior urethral valve resection because after the first resection, the problem was persisting. After the operation, there was no postvoiding residual volume. Accor-ding to magnetic resonance urography (MRU) urography; there were bilateral ureteropelvic(UP) and ureterovesical (UV) junction obstructions. Acording to these results, bilateral ureterone-ocystostomy (UNC) operation was performed. On postoperative 7th month, we performed left pyeloplasty. And after that, we also planned pye-lopasty for the right side but the patient did not come for follow-ups.
Key Words: Ureteropelvic junction obstruc-tion, Ureterovesical junction obstruction, poste-rior urethral valve