My 11 year old daughter just had a Renal US...showed moderate right pelvocaliectasis. Minimal intermittent dilatatioln of the distal right ureter. The urinary wall is well distended and is normal in morphology. The bladder wall is moderatelly thickened. There is an echogenic mound at the level of the right UVJ compatible with the clinical history of Deflux. Mobile echogenic material is present within the bladder.
Hello Thanks for query . Based on the findings of Ultrasound Scanning your daughter has grade one Hydroureteronephrosis with secondary infection due to Vesico Ureteric Reflux(VUR).
You need to consult qualified Urologist for clinical examination and get following basic tests done to confirm the diagnosis. 1) Urine routine and culture. 2) DMSA Scan to rule out any damage to kidney and function of the right kidney 3) Renal function tests . 4) Micturating Cysto Urothrogram (MCU)
In view of grade one VUR she needs to be treated with long term prophylactic antibiotics like Bactrim once daily and get her urine culture done at frequent intervals
It is utmost important to see that she does not get UTI .
Dr.Patil.
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Hello Thanks for query . Based on the findings of Ultrasound Scanning your daughter has grade one Hydroureteronephrosis with secondary infection due to Vesico Ureteric Reflux(VUR). You need to consult qualified Urologist for clinical examination and get following basic tests done to confirm the diagnosis. 1) Urine routine and culture. 2) DMSA Scan to rule out any damage to kidney and function of the right kidney 3) Renal function tests . 4) Micturating Cysto Urothrogram (MCU) In view of grade one VUR she needs to be treated with long term prophylactic antibiotics like Bactrim once daily and get her urine culture done at frequent intervals It is utmost important to see that she does not get UTI . Dr.Patil. .