[Problems in the diagnosis and treatment of solitary and multiple kidney cysts]

Over the period 1989-1994, thirty-three patients presenting solitary cysts, and 19--polycystosis undergo clinical study. A variety of examination and differential diagnostic methods are used, namely: echography, venous urography, gamma chamber scintigraphy, CAT and biochemical analysis of the cystic fluid. The listed methods contribute greatly to make exact diagnosis and undertake adequate treatment of the patients.