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[Peri-nephritic phlegmon in children. Apropos of 13 cases]
Chirurgie Pediatrique
|January 1, 1989
Insights
Perinephric abscess in children is better diagnosed with advanced imaging and treated effectively with percutaneous drainage. This study reviews 13 cases, highlighting improved diagnostic and therapeutic outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Nephrology
- Pediatric Urology
- Infectious Diseases in Children
Context:
- Perinephric abscesses present diagnostic challenges in pediatric patients.
- Traditional diagnostic methods relied on clinical examination and conventional radiology.
- Advancements in medical imaging have significantly enhanced diagnostic capabilities.
Purpose:
- To review the experience with pediatric perinephric abscesses.
- To evaluate the role of modern imaging techniques in diagnosis.
- To assess the efficacy of contemporary treatment modalities.
Summary:
- This study analyzed 13 cases of perinephric abscess in 12 children.
- Newer imaging modalities, including ultrasound (echography) and computed tomography (tomodensitometry), improved diagnostic accuracy.
- Percutaneous drainage guided by these imaging techniques offered effective treatment.
Impact:
- Improved diagnostic accuracy for perinephric abscesses in children.
- Enhanced treatment outcomes through minimally invasive percutaneous drainage.
- Provides valuable insights for clinicians managing pediatric renal infections.
Abstract:
The authors present their experience on perinephric abscess in children based upon a series of 13 cases in 12 children. After review of the classical data given by the clinical inquiry and radiology, a special regard is given to new imaging investigations which have considerably improved diagnosis. Treatment also has been ameliorated by advent of percutaneous drainage under echography or tomodensitometry control.