Presentation
Right-sided abdominal pain
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Female
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Both kidneys are seen on the right side (fused) with adequate excretion of contrast medium in five minutes.
Right ureter: normal in course and caliber and opens normally in an orthotopic position
Left ureter: short, non-tortuous, normal caliber and crosses to the left side and inserts orthotopically.
From the case:
Crossed fused ectopia
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Both kidneys are seen on right side (crossed fused ectopia: left kidney has crossed to right side and fused to the lower pole of right kidney).
Both are average in size, with normal echotexture. No stone or hydronephrosis.
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