Comparative study in Hydronephrosis among population of Gujarat with clinical importance

Abstract

Background & Methods: The aim of the study is to study cadaveric sturdy on
hydronephrosis of kidneys and its clinical importance. Hydronephrosis is dilatation of renal
pelvis and calyces resulting from intermittent and incomplete obstruction to the urine outflow
with incidence of 1:100. Abdomen was opened in layers as per the dissection manual to
expose the fascia and muscles like External obique, Internal Oblique, Transversus abdominis
and peritoneum. Made a vertical incision over the parietal peritoneum, Identified and lifted
up the greater omentum. Identified the arterial arcade in the greater omentum. Anterior layers
of the greater omentum was cut 2-3cm inferior to the arteries to open the lower part of the
omental bursa.
Results: Mean length and Standard deviation are compared On both sides .P value is 0.009
which is > 0.005 . Significant side difference is noted in length of renal arteries on comparing
both sides. Mean length and Standard deviation are compared On both sides .P value is 0.009
which is > 0.005 . Significant side difference is noted in length of renal arteries on comparing
both sides.
Conclusion: Data indicated that through diagnosis management should be considered while
encountering an adult with moderate severe hydronephrosis. Nevertheless, an adult with
mixed hydronephrosis should not be considered clinically insignificant but can be categorized
as a carrying a low risk of Uropathy.