Case Report
Calyceal Diverticulum Report of 31 Cases with Reference to Associated Anomalies
Abstract
The author believes this lesion to be an isolated finding of little significance and certainly not unusually accompanied by congenital anomalies. He did not report upon atypical vascular patterns to account for the lesion. Increasingly, renal angiography is revealing an interlobar artery adjacent to the neck of the calyx.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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