Nouri, A., Zizi, M., Karmouni, T., El Kahder, K., Koutani, A., & Ibn Attya, A. (2012). Le syndrome de Fraley symptomatique: A propos d’une observation. African Journal of Urology, 18(4), 192–195. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.afju.2012.08.010
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Le syndrome de Fraley symptomatique: A propos d’une observation
A Nouri
M Zizi
T Karmouni
K El Kahder
A Koutani
A Ibn Attya
Abstract
Fraley in 1966 described a painful renal syndrome corresponding to upper hydrocalycosis related to extrinsic compression of the neck of the calyx by a vascular pedicle. Mostly asymptomatic with incidental radiological discovery, the syndrome may present with complications.We report the case of a patient with a painful left loin associated with stenosis of the upper caly ceal neck due to compression by a vascular pedicle. The diagnosis is based on ultrasound data, intravenous urography, and retrograde ureteropyelography. Surgical treatment consisted of an end-to-end anastomosis (infundibuloplasty of the upper calyceal neck) on a double J ureteral catheter. Follow up was marked by the early disappearance of loin pain. Radiological assessment after 3 months revealed a significant improvement in the dilatation and a resolution of the infundibular obstruction.
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