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Surgery Kidney and ureter 163ff471

Retrocaval ureter occurs due to persistence of:

A
Azygous vein
B
Hemiazygous
C
Anterior cardinal vein
D
Posterior cardinal vein
High-Yield Explanation
Retrocaval Ureter- Aka Circumcaval ureter- Abnormal development of IVC causes ureter to pass behind IVC and to take U turn before draining to bladder.- Abnormal persistence of right posterior subcardinal vein Clinical features- Signs & symptoms of ureteric obstruction Diagnosis- MRI is IOC to a delineate anatomy clearly and non-invasively- IVP "Reverse J" "Fish Hook" Or "Shepherd Crook "deformity Treatment - Relocation ureteroureterostomy

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