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Bilateral Hydronephrosis of 1 month boy
USG KUB report for my one month baby boy -Right kedney is normal in size & shows normal corticomedullary differentiation. Cortical thickness is normal . No evidence of any renal calcuit or mass . Right kedney shows moderate hydroneprotic change . ( Right kedney _ 5.5 cm )
Left kedney - 5.8 cm & all other same like right kedney.
Ureter - Dilated.
Uninery bladder showes thickednd wall.
Post void study shows 17cc urine in the urinary bladder.
Proximal posterior urethra dilated due to narrow in posterior urethra.
Sir , I want to know what is the next step for further management. What is the current condition of my baby? Surgery needed or not? What should I do at this time?
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Further evaluation is needed. Kindly consult Pediatric surgeon
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Consult a paediatric surgeon. A complete physical examination is also required.
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