“Spider’s leg” deformity in excretory urogram occurs, in:
Correct Answer: Polycystic kidney
Description: (Polycystic kidney) (1308-Baily & Love 24th) (1287-88-B &L 25th)Congenial cvstic kidney (Poly cystic kidney) on extretory urogram. There is elongation and deformity of all major and minor calyces resulting in the characteristic {Spider leg or bell like deformity)* "Drooping flower" appearance seen in ectopic ureterocoele* "Cobra head" appearance seen in simple ureterocoele* "Wine-glass" appearance occurs in - congenital hydronephrosis
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