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Abnormal renal mobility--an indication for surgical intervention
L Glikman1, A Glicksman, J Pevsner
1Department of Urology, Soroka Medical Center, Beersheba, Israel.
Urologia Internationalis
|January 1, 1989
Abstract:
Movable kidney is a debated entity and therefore not diagnosed in many cases. According to our experience the diagnosis should be made much more frequent in patients who suffer from loin and/or abdominal pain which is relieved by recumbent position. Twenty-nine cases of patients who suffered from loin and/or abdominal pain and were diagnosed as suffering from abnormal renal mobility by medical history, intravenous pyelogram, angiography and dynamic scanning were operated upon with a reported high rate of relief of pain (87%; 25/29). The technique employed was the modified Deming operation.