caracterización clínica e imagenológica de niños y niñas con malformaciones urogenitales imaging and clinical characterization of children with urogenital malformations

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2011
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Abstract
Se efectuó un estudio descriptivo, transversal y prospectivo de 153 pacientes ingresados en el Hospital Infantil Norte Docente "Dr. Juan de la Cruz Martínez Maceira" de Santiago de Cuba desde junio de 2008 hasta igual mes de 2010 y atendidos en consulta externa durante ese bienio por experimentar manifestaciones clínicas urogenitales. Las variables seleccionadas para la investigación fueron, entre otras, las siguientes: sexo, estado nutricional, presentación clínica, tipo de malformación y técnica de imagenología realizada. En el momento de establecer el diagnóstico predominaban el sexo femenino y la infección urinaria. La malformación congénita más frecuente resultó ser la ectopia renal, confirmada fundamentalmente a través de la ecografía, por lo cual se recomienda que se utilice esta técnica por encima de otras que pudieran estar disponibles en la institución.
A descriptive, cross-sectional and prospective study was carried out in 153 patients admitted to "Dr. Juan de la Cruz Martínez Maceira" Northern Teaching Children Hospital of Santiago de Cuba from June 2008 to June 2010 and attended in outpatient department during that biennium due to urogenital clinical manifestations. The variables selected for the study were, among others, the following: sex, nutritional status, clinical presentation, type of malformation and imaging technique performed. At the time of the diagnosis female sex and urinary tract infection predominated. The most frequent congenital malformation was the renal ectopia confirmed mainly through ultrasonography, so it is recommended to use this technique over others that could be available at the institution.
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Authors ;Caridad Luisa Daricó Méndez;Heriberto Arencibia Sosa;Jorge Silva Ferrera
Journal Endocrine
Year 2011
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child urinary tract infection ultrasonography

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