Use of an Allograft Kidney with a Non-Obstructive Congenital Megaureter

Rod Mateo; Matthew Dunn; Nicolas Jabbour; Mohamed El-Shahawy; Robert R. Selby; R. Johnson Lightfoote; Yuri Genyk

Use of an Allograft Kidney with a Non-Obstructive Congenital Megaureter

Rod Mateo^*, Matthew Dunn, Nicolas Jabbour, Mohamed El-Shahawy, Robert R. Selby, R. Johnson Lightfoote, Yuri Genyk

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Abstract

Non-obstructive congenital megaureter (CM) is uncommon and its exact etiology is unknown. A renal allograft with CM was obtained from a live donor and transplanted, with continuing excellent function of the graft in the recipient. Follow-up studies reveal no evidence of progressive dilatation of the pelvi-calyceal system, urinary stasis, or infection. If the area of pathology is excluded in the procured segment of ureter, kidneys with CM can be transplanted, with a subsequently favorable outcome.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	141-143+154
Journal	Dialysis and Transplantation
Volume	33
Issue number	3
State	Published - Mar 2004
Externally published	Yes

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