Bilateral duplicated renal collecting systems with lipomeningomyelocoele
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https://doi.org/10.18203/2349-3291.ijcp20251108Keywords:
Duplex system, Neural tube defect, Neurogenic bladder, Spina bifida, Vesico ureteric refluxAbstract
Closed neural tube defects are known to be associated with multiple syndromic anomalies. These defects add to the patient’s morbidity and have a deleterious effect on their life. After a thorough review of literature, we could not find and reported cases of bilateral duplicated renal collecting systems in association with a closed neural tube defect. We are reporting this case to bring to light its rare nature and promote discussion related to its further management.
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