AI Article Synopsis
- Ureteral quadruplication is a rare birth defect affecting the urinary system and is often linked to other urinary tract abnormalities.
- There have been very few reported cases globally, with most occurring in children.
- This report highlights the first known instance of ureteral quadruplication found alongside a multicystic dysplastic kidney on the opposite side.
Article Abstract
Ureteral quadruplication is a rare congenital anomaly of the urinary tract that is associated with other genitourinary malformations. Few cases have been reported worldwide, the majority being described in children. We report the first known case associated with contralateral multicystic dysplastic kidney.
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