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When is the initial post-natal US performed for suspected UPJO?
-w/in 48hrs if severe bil antenatal hydro and concerned with PUV (VCUG w/in 1st week if severe bil hydro, o/w 1mo)

-at 1mo if unilateral severe hydro (VCUG at 1-2 mos if hydro persists)
what is the renal parenchyma-pelvicaliceal area ratio to improve dx accuracy of US?
ration <1.6 correlates with significant obstruction
RI assoc with obst pattern on RUS?
>0.75
What are the indications for intervention in UPJO?
"BRUSSSHH"
Bilateral disease
Renal dysfcn (<40% w/ poor washout or dec serial fcn)
UTI's
Solitary kidney
Symptoms
Stones
Hydro increasing on serial studies
HTN
What is the predictive value of GFR in infants with renal dysplasia?
est GFR @ 6mos <15mL/min/1.73m2 is predictive of early renal failure
What are the 4 main effects of obstruction on the developing kidney?
Alterations in:
1. regulation of growth (hypoplasia)
2. tissue differentiation (dysplasia)
3. structure (ECM and fibrosis)
4. functional integration of kidney (result of above)
What is the hallmark histologic sign of renal dysplasia?
fibromuscular collars around tubular structures (primitive ducts); presence of collagen
what are the normal fetal urinary indices?
Tubule fcn:
Na <100 mEq/L
Cl <90 mEq/L
osmolality <210 mOsm/L

Not leaking protein:
urine total protein <20 mg/dL
B2-microglobulin <4 mg/L
low fetal urine NAG and valine levels