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Condição do rim, caracterizada por cálculos grandes, ramificados, de estruvita ou de carbonato de cálcio apatita dentro da pelve renal e se estendendo para uma ou mais extensões caliciais, e febre, hematúria ou dor em flanco, levando à insuficiência renal e sepse com risco de vida. Essa condição pode estar associada a infecção do trato urinário. A confirmação é feita por exame de imagem da região abdominal. | |||
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A condition of the kidney, characterised by large, branched, struvite or calcium carbonate apatite calculi within the renal pelvis and extending into one or more caliceal extensions, and fever, haematuria, or flank pain, leading to renal failure and life-threatening sepsis. This condition may be associated with urinary tract infection. Confirmation is by imaging of the abdominal region. | |||
Revision as of 12:17, 13 August 2026
A condition of the kidney, characterised by large, branched, struvite or calcium carbonate apatite calculi within the renal pelvis and extending into one or more caliceal extensions, and fever, haematuria, or flank pain, leading to renal failure and life-threatening sepsis. This condition may be associated with urinary tract infection. Confirmation is by imaging of the abdominal region.
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| English | Staghorn calculus |
A condition of the kidney, characterised by large, branched, struvite or calcium carbonate apatite calculi within the renal pelvis and extending into one or more caliceal extensions, and fever, haematuria, or flank pain, leading to renal failure and life-threatening sepsis. This condition may be associated with urinary tract infection. Confirmation is by imaging of the abdominal region. |
