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Vesikoureteraler und vesikorenaler Reflux

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Facharztwissen Urologie

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  • Unter dem vesikoureteralen Reflux (VUR) bzw. vesikorenalen (VRR) Reflux wird das unphysiologische Zurückfließen von Urin aus der Blase in den Ureter bzw. in das NBKS verstanden.

  • Es wird unterschieden zwischen:

  • primärem (angeborenen) Reflux,

  • sekundärem (erworbenen) Reflux.

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    R. Stein (Prof. Dr. med.)

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    J. W. Thüroff (Prof. Dr. med.)

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