Ureteral Calculus and Anuria in Kidney Transplanted Patient: What to do?
Author(s): Luísa Ferraz de Arruda, Laísa Ferraz de Arruda, Pedro Francisco F. Arruda
An obstructive ureteral calculus from a transplanted kidney is a rare condition, the prevalence of which is 0.4 to 1% in cases of kidney graft. This calculus is generally detected during diagnostic imaging exams when the patient is either asymptomatic or has a reduction in urinary output. The definitive diagnosis is determined using computed tomography and ultrasound. Resolutive treatment is normally surgical. This paper reports the case of a patient with a transplanted kidney who presented with anuria and ureteral calculus, which was treated with laser ureterolithotripsy.
Kidney Transplant, Lithiasis, Treatment
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