Clinical Presentation

The patient is a 4 year-old male with a history of prematurity and cloacal exstrophy, status post multiple prior reconstructive surgeries, now presenting for urinary diversion with ileal conduit. Imaging is significant for one atrophic kidney, while the contralateral kidney is notable for hydronephrosis of the collecting system. A nephrectomy specimen (the atrophic kidney) is received by pathology and grossly is without mass lesions.


Microscopic

Figure 1. Disorganized architecture is present, kidney lacks usual collecting system (H&E, 2x)
Figure 1. Disorganized architecture is present, kidney lacks usual collecting system (H&E, 2x)


Figure 2. Immature tubules with surrounding collarette of spindle cell stroma (10x, 4x).
Figure 2. Immature tubules with surrounding collarette of spindle cell stroma (10x, 4x).

Figure 2. Immature tubules with surrounding collarette of spindle cell stroma (10x, 4x).


Figure 3. Focal islands of cartilage are present (H&E, 10x)
Figure 3. Focal islands of cartilage are present (H&E, 10x)

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