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Multiple and bilateral renoureteral malformations. Case report and literature review

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  • Kubatz La Madrid, Mildred Ericka
  • Cruz Cruz, Yamila
  • Collazo Cruz, Jennifer
  • Cruz Pino, Yamily
  • Auza-Santivañez, Jhossmar Cristians
  • Rivero Castedo, Leonel
  • Callizaya Macedo, Giovanni
  • Mamani Plata, Roger

Abstract

Congenital malformations constitute anomalies of structure and/or function of prenatal origin, which are often asymptomatic or cause few symptoms, but currently have a high incidence. With the aim of showing the findings detected in the imaging studies carried out, the case of a young adult with repeated mild urinary sepsis is presented, who was diagnosed with multiple and bilateral renoureteral malformations in the infertility consultation. The majority of congenital renoureteral malformations imply serious biopsychosocial problems for the patient, with the consequent impact on the psychological sphere and the social life of family members when diagnosed in the prenatal stage, so they inevitably constitute a health problem, since they contribute to fetal and infant mortality or increased morbidity in any age group. For this reason, early diagnosis is essential to guarantee appropriate behavior and quality of life.

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  • Kubatz La Madrid, Mildred Ericka & Cruz Cruz, Yamila & Collazo Cruz, Jennifer & Cruz Pino, Yamily & Auza-Santivañez, Jhossmar Cristians & Rivero Castedo, Leonel & Callizaya Macedo, Giovanni & Mamani P, 2025. "Multiple and bilateral renoureteral malformations. Case report and literature review," SAP Health and Policy, South American Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:cwf:shpart:shp2025272
    DOI: 10.56294/shp2025272
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