AI Article Synopsis
- Dysplasia of the renal artery can lead to renal vascular hypertension, which is elevated blood pressure caused by issues in the kidney's blood vessels.
- Medial fibroplasia is the most frequent form of dysplasia found in the main branches of the renal artery.
- A unique case is presented where medial fibroplasia was observed in the smaller renal vessels, extending beyond the usual areas affected.
Article Abstract
Dysplasia of the renal artery may cause renal vascular hypertension. The most common type of dysplasia is the medial fibroplasia. Medial fibroplasia, as well as the other types of dysplasia, has only been described in the main and primary branches of the renal artery. A case of medial fibroplasia, where arterial changes were seen far out in the small renal vessels is reported.
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