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MEDULLARY SPONGE KIDNEY ASSOCIATED WITH CONGENITAL HEMIHYPERTROPHY (ASYMMETRY)

A CASE REPORT AND SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE

RONALD L. EISENBERG M.D. and RICHARD C. PFISTER M.D.

The concomitant occurrence of medullary sponge kidney and hemihypertrophy (asymmetry) appears to be a rare event. A case is reported and added to 5 previous cases found in the literature.

The precise etiologies of these disorders are unknown; however, both are suspected of being congenital in origin, arising during embryonic development, and representing mesodermal dysgenesis.


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