2 years female has been successfully treated for urinary tract infection. Next step in management is :
Correct Answer: Ultrasound + DMSA scan
Description: The primary concerns following the diagnosis of UTI are :
The presence of an underlying urological anomaly (obstruction or VUR).
Involvement of kidney (Pyelonephritis).
Recommended radiological evaluation includes a combination of -
USG.
Micturating cystourethrogram (MCU).
Radionuclide scan (DMSA).
Indications of detailed radiological investigations are -
Child below 3 yr old with first UTI.
Symptoms of pyelonephritis.
Recurrent UTI.
Abnormal voiding (dribbling, straining, abnormal urinary stream).
Persistently distended bladder.
Family history of UTI or hypertension
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As this child is below 3 year (2 yrs) with first UTI, detailed radiological investigations are recommonded.
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Pediatrics
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