Presentation
Abdominal pain, rigors/chills.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
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From the case:
Prune belly syndrome
Frontal
There is separation of the pubic bones - like exstrophy.
From the case:
Prune belly syndrome
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Axial renal parenchymal phase
Evidence of chronic renal failure with atrophy of kidneys, hydronephrosis of native kidneys. Left pelvic transplant kidney is normal. Absence of rectus abdominus muscle.
The urinary bladder is thickened with bladder diverticula suggesting chronic bladder outlet obstruction.
From the case:
Prune belly syndrome
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Axial T2
Findings confirm hydroureters bilaterally and no rectus muscle.
Left renal transplant kidney.
Case Discussion
95% of prune belly syndrome cases are male and thus 5% of them, like this case, are in females.
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