In Kazan, a 4-year-old child's duplex kidney anomaly treated with laparoscopic surgery
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- A 4-year-old child was diagnosed with a rare duplex kidney anomaly in the Russian city of Kazan.
- Doctors at the Children's Republican Clinical Hospital treated the patient with laparoscopic reconstructive surgery.
- The surgery was successful and the child was sent home healthy within a few days.
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At the Children's Republican Clinical Hospital (DRCB) in Kazan, a specialized team successfully operated on a 4-year-old patient with a congenital urinary system anomaly. The child was diagnosed with a rare 'complete duplex kidney' condition in both kidneys, where the organ is split into two parts, each with its own ureter.
During the surgical process, announced by the Tatarstan Minister of Health Almir Abashev, surgeons performed a laparoscopic reconstructive intervention by joining the damaged ureter with the healthy one. According to a statement from the hospital, the surgical procedure was successful and the normal function of the kidney was restored.
The patient's postoperative recovery process was quite rapid. It was reported that the child started moving just one day after the intervention and was discharged to return home a few days later.
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- What exactly was the child's diagnosed disease?
- The child was diagnosed with a congenital bilateral complete duplex kidney anomaly, where the kidneys are split into two parts, each with its own ureter.
- What method was used for the treatment?
- Doctors performed a laparoscopic (closed) reconstructive surgery, joining the problematic ureter with the healthy ureter to restore the organ's function.
- How did the patient's condition develop after the surgery?
- The patient started moving one day after the surgery and was discharged a few days later, returning home without any problems.
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