Archivos espanoles de urologia · 2000
[Cystic pyeloureteritis and infection. Presentation forms and review of the literature].
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Navas Pastor J, Morga Egea J P, García Ligero J, García García F, Tomás Ros M, Rico Galiano J L, Sempere Gutiérrez A, Guzmán Martínez Valls P L, Gil Franco J, Fontana Compiano L O
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To present three illustrative cases of pyeloureteritis cystica and review the literature.
METHODS: Three illustrative cases diagnosed at our department are described. Patient history, clinical features, diagnostic procedures and treatment are analyzed and the literature is reviewed.
RESULTS: Our patients had no specific symptoms. All three patients had urinary tract infection with pyeloureteral involvement, which was bilateral in two cases. One of these patients had a long-indwelling catheter.
CONCLUSIONS: Pyeloureteritis cystica is a benign and uncommon condition whose etiology is not well-known. It is generally associated with chronic infection and inflammation, and may be difficult to distinguish from other filling defects of the urinary tract. Due to its benign nature, treatment must always be conservative and close follow-up is recommended.
METHODS: Three illustrative cases diagnosed at our department are described. Patient history, clinical features, diagnostic procedures and treatment are analyzed and the literature is reviewed.
RESULTS: Our patients had no specific symptoms. All three patients had urinary tract infection with pyeloureteral involvement, which was bilateral in two cases. One of these patients had a long-indwelling catheter.
CONCLUSIONS: Pyeloureteritis cystica is a benign and uncommon condition whose etiology is not well-known. It is generally associated with chronic infection and inflammation, and may be difficult to distinguish from other filling defects of the urinary tract. Due to its benign nature, treatment must always be conservative and close follow-up is recommended.