More Related Content Similar to Pedi gu review ureteral anomalies i (20) 1. URETERAL ANOMALIES Pediatric GU Review UCSD Pediatric Urology George Chiang MD Sara Marietti MD Outlined from The Kelalis-King-Belman Textbook of Clinical Pediatric Urology 2007 (not for reproduction, distribution, or sale without consent) Editor's Notes Stephens(1958) (classification of ureterocele orifice location) - Stenotic – narrowed opening inside bladder - Sphincteric – orifice distal to bladder neck - Sphicterostenotic – orifice stenotic anddistal to bladder neck - Cecoureterocele – intravesical orifice and submucosal extension into urethra Glassberg Intravesical – ureterocele is contained in bladder in entirety Ectopic – any portion of ureterocele extends to bladder neck or urethra Stephens(1958) (classification of ureterocele orifice location) - Stenotic – narrowed opening inside bladder - Sphincteric – orifice distal to bladder neck - Sphicterostenotic – orifice stenotic anddistal to bladder neck - Cecoureterocele – intravesical orifice and submucosal extension into urethra Glassberg Intravesical – ureterocele is contained in bladder in entirety Ectopic – any portion of ureterocele extends to bladder neck or urethra Stephens(1958) (classification of ureterocele orifice location) - Stenotic – narrowed opening inside bladder - Sphincteric – orifice distal to bladder neck - Sphicterostenotic – orifice stenotic anddistal to bladder neck - Cecoureterocele – intravesical orifice and submucosal extension into urethra Glassberg Intravesical – ureterocele is contained in bladder in entirety Ectopic – any portion of ureterocele extends to bladder neck or urethra
