Obstructive Uropathy

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OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHY OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHY Structural & functional with normal urine Structural & functional with normal urine flow flow along the urinary tract, from renal along the urinary tract, from renal tubule to the urethra. tubule to the urethra. The resultant increased pressure , The resultant increased pressure , proximal to the obstruction proximal to the obstruction hydronephrosis, dilatation of calyxes & hydronephrosis, dilatation of calyxes & renal pelvis renal pelvis anatomic outcome that anatomic outcome that affect collecting system, distal to the affect collecting system, distal to the renal pelvis. renal pelvis. Hydroureter, often accompany Hydroureter, often accompany hydronephrosis, if obstruction is distal hydronephrosis, if obstruction is distal to the ureteropevic junction to the ureteropevic junction

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obstructive uropathy

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  • OBSTRUCTIVE UROPATHYStructural & functional with normal urine flow along the urinary tract, from renal tubule to the urethra.The resultant increased pressure , proximal to the obstruction hydronephrosis, dilatation of calyxes & renal pelvis anatomic outcome that affect collecting system, distal to the renal pelvis.Hydroureter, often accompany hydronephrosis, if obstruction is distal to the ureteropevic junction

  • In USA 400,000 px hospitalized Hydronephrosis : 3 % with men & women , equalStrictures of urethra & ureter, causes of obst. at autopsy in px of 10 yrs or women : 20 30 yrs of age Hereditary : inborn errors of metabolism 4 main types of calculi : * 70% Ca, Ca Oxalat or Ca OX + Ca Phos. * 15% Triple stone * 5 10 % uric acid * 1 2% cystine

  • Stone formation : increased urinary concentration of stone constituents,exceeds their solubility in urine ( supersaturation )Ca Oxalat stone : 5% of px with hypercalcemia & hypercalciuria ( caused by hyperparathyroid, bone disease, sarcoidosis ) 20% Ca Ox, stone associated with incr, uric acid secr)Mg Am Ph. Stone, formed after infection by urea splitting bacteria(e,g, Proteus ), which convert urea to ammoniaprecipitationstaghorn calculi

  • Uric acid stone : Common in px with hyperuremia > 50% have neither hyperurecemia nor increased urinary excr, of uric acid.Cystine stone, caused by genetic defect in the renal re-abs, of amino acid, incl. cystin cystinuria; formed at low pHStone formation depends on : pH, decreased urine vol, & infection