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MP61-06 CLINICAL AND PATIENT-CENTERED OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC INTERMITTENT CATHETERIZATION IN THE CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IN CHILDREN COHORT STUDY

Jane Winer, Matthew B. Matheson, Arlene C. Gerson, Jessica M. Ming, Bradley A. Warady, Susan L. Furth, Craig S. Wong, Jennifer L. Dodson

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test comparing the two groups revealed no significant differences in any of the outcomes assessed.Overall, no patient required secondary surgery.In the UPMF <10% group, complete resolution of urinary tract dilation was seen in 85.7% of patients while 14.3% of cases had resolution of hydroureter with near complete resolution of hydronephrosis.In the UPMF !10% group these outcomes were 84.6% and 15.4% respectively.Complications occurred in 13.6% of the UPMF<10% group (Clavien grade 2) and 16.1% of the UPMF !10% group (Clavien grades 2 and 3).CONCLUSIONS: IUU is a safe, definitive surgical intervention which preserves the renal architecture in children with duplex collecting systems regardless of upper pole function.

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test comparing the two groups revealed no significant differences in any of the outcomes assessed.Overall, no patient required secondary surgery.In the UPMF <10% group, complete resolution of urinary tract dilation was seen in 85.7% of patients while 14.3% of cases had resolution of hydroureter with near complete resolution of hydronephrosis.In the UPMF !10% group these outcomes were 84.6% and 15.4% respectively.Complications occurred in 13.6% of the UPMF<10% group (Clavien grade 2) and 16.1% of the UPMF !10% group (Clavien grades 2 and 3).CONCLUSIONS: IUU is a safe, definitive surgical intervention which preserves the renal architecture in children with duplex collecting systems regardless of upper pole function.

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test comparing the two groups revealed no significant differences in any of the outcomes assessed.Overall, no patient required secondary surgery.In the UPMF <10% group, complete resolution of urinary tract dilation was seen in 85.7% of patients while 14.3% of cases had resolution of hydroureter with near complete resolution of hydronephrosis.In the UPMF !10% group these outcomes were 84.6% and 15.4% respectively.Complications occurred in 13.6% of the UPMF<10% group (Clavien grade 2) and 16.1% of the UPMF !10% group (Clavien grades 2 and 3).CONCLUSIONS: IUU is a safe, definitive surgical intervention which preserves the renal architecture in children with duplex collecting systems regardless of upper pole function.

Key concepts: Medicine, Kidney disease, Cohort, Nephrology, Cohort study, Internal medicine, Urinary system, Prospective cohort study

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