Renal cysts and polycystic kidneys are both common kidney diseases. Cysts of polycystic kidney disease are different from renal cysts and other normal cysts that form in the kidney later in life.

Polycystic kidney disease is a common and relatively dangerous hereditary cystic kidney disease, potentially leading to kidney failure, kidney cancer, but so far there is no specific treatment for polycystic kidney disease.

Hello doctor, I would like to ask if the doctor has a 55mm polycystic kidney with 9mm stones, is there a big left liver cyst? How to treat kidney cysts? Please consult your doctor for treatment. Thanks for the advice doctor.

Kidney cyst disease occurs when one of the kidney units is blocked, causing urine to stagnate, unable to drain out. Secondary renal cysts are usually quite simple, round, well-demarcated with soft walls. They may appear as solitary or multiple cysts.

Polycystic kidney is a type of kidney damage, due to the appearance of fluid-filled cysts in the kidney parenchyma. These cysts are benign in nature but they cause damage to the kidneys.

Nephronophthisis is an enlargement of the kidneys, sometimes with progression to renal failure. It also causes cysts to form in the renal medulla or corticomedullary border, eventually leading to end-stage renal disease.

Renal angiography, also known as renal arteriography, uses X-rays to image the blood vessels of the kidneys while injecting contrast material into the blood vessels of the kidneys. This technique is used to detect signs of blockage or narrowing of the renal arteries or abnormalities that affect the ability to supply blood to the kidneys. So what are the specific kidney diseases?

Up to 95% of renal cysts are benign, usually unilateral. A small number of about 5-10% of renal cysts can develop into cancer with the image of the cyst having an irregular, thick, calcified wall, with internal sound resistance. Most patients with renal cysts have no symptoms, usually detected by ultrasound. Occasionally, patients have atypical signs such as flank pain, fever, hematuria, and hypertension. To treat renal cysts, currently, laparoscopic surgery to remove the tip of the retroperitoneal renal cyst is applied, bringing high treatment efficiency.

It is necessary to aspirate the fluid in the kidney under ultrasound guidance to reduce the pressure in the kidney cyst, remove all the fluid in the kidney cyst and prevent some complications from occurring.

The kidneys play a role in maintaining the water-electrolyte balance in the body, while also excreting some toxins from the body through urine. From the renal pelvis, urine flows through the ureter to the bladder and is excreted. However, if for some reason such as inflammation, stones, fibrosis... a kidney unit is blocked, urine will stagnate and form a kidney cyst.

Renal cysts are benign and usually have no obvious symptoms. Endotracheal anesthesia for laparoscopic renal cyst surgery helps control breathing during surgery and postoperative recovery.