Crossed renal ectopia further studies report of eleven new cases

Crossed renal ectopia is a rare congenital anomaly which may give difficulty in diagnosis and management. Eleven cases are reported during a period of six years. Nine were males and two were females, their ages ranged between 20-45 years. Four cases were complicated by calculi. All cases were investigated by the conventional radiological techniques and in four cases angiography by the selective renal and/or semiselective technique was performed in addition. The relative merits are discussed, the pathogenesis is mentioned and the literature is reviewed

Renal autotransplantation for chyluria a case report

A case of chyluria has been successfully treated by autotransplantation of the kidney. The success of the procedure was assessed radiologically

Crossed renal ectopia

Crossed renal ectopia is a rare congenital anomaly which may be difficult in diagnosis and management. Five cases are reported. They were seen during a period of five years. Four were males and one female. Their ages were in the third and fourth decades. Two cases were complicated by calculi in the crossed kidneys and were operated upon successfully. The pathogenesis is discussed and the literature is reviewed. The subject of crossed renal ectopia is discussed and the literature reviewed. Five cases of crossed renal ectopia are reported, four in males and one in a female, four with fusion and one non-fused. Their ages were in the third and fourth decades. The crossing was to the right in four cases and to the left in one case. Two cases were complicated by caculi in the crossed kidneys and were operated upon successfully for removing the stones