“ May present prenatally or later in life. Ureter with diameter >7 mm is diagnostic. May be due to obstruction or reflux. US • Mostly ...
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May present prenatally or later in life. Ureter with diameter >7 mm is diagnostic. May be due to obstruction or reflux.
US
• Mostly unilateral (more on the left) hydroureter with or without hydronephrosis.
• Look for a transition point in the distal ureter.
NUCLEAR MEDICINE
• Micturating cystourethrogram to assess for reflux
• Mercaptoacetyltriglycine (MAG3) to diagnose obstruction and for follow-up
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