Ureterovascular hydronephrosis in children: is pyeloplasty always necessary?
Based on our clinical experience, the intraoperative diuretic test has proven to be a safe and effective diagnostic tool in children with ureterovascular hydronephrosis. Its use may contribute to treating some cases of ureterovascular hydronephrosis without resorting to pyeloplasty.
Among patients with non-ST-elevation ACS, a Cpn IgA>or =1:32 at presentation was associated with a significantly higher risk of myocardial injury complicating the presenting event.