Fetal renal pelvis isolation

Introduction The renal pelvis is simply the place where the kidney and the ureter are connected. The separation of renal pelvis is due to kidney stones and ureteral malformation, which causes the urine to be discharged normally, so the renal pelvis is filled and enlarged. Separation of the renal pelvis can also occur when the fetus is urinating.

Cause

Separation of the renal pelvis can also occur when the fetus is urinating.

an examination

Related inspection

Renal function test

First, do B-ultrasound, if necessary, intravenous pyelography, to determine the location of renal function and obstruction.

Differential diagnosis

Can be identified with the expansion of the renal pelvis.

Renal dilatation refers to a spherical or elliptical anechoic zone within the renal pelvis, with a diameter 5 mm 10 mm.

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