CongenitalAbnormalitiesoftheKidneyandUreterLetushaveareviewofthenormalanatomyoftheurinarysystembeforehavingaknowledgeofthecongenitalabnormalitiesRenalpelvisUreteropelvicjunctionUreterRenalpapillaMinorrenalcalixRenalparenchymaRenalcalixMajorrenalcalixDuplicationoftherenalpelvisandureterDuplicationofarenalpelvisCommonUsuallyunilateralDuplicationDuplicationofaureterTheuretersusuallyjoinbeforetheyreachthebladderLesscommonlytheuretersopenindepedentlyintothebladderDuplicationDuplicationRenalEctopiaKidneydoesnotascendorascendexcessivelyPelviccavity;subdiaphramaticregion,iliacfossa,thoraciccavity……RenalectopiaPelvickidneyaccompanywithcalculiAbsenceofonekidney/Renalagenesis/SolitarykidneyCongenitalaplasiaFailuretodeveloponekidneyCanbefoundduringulatrasoundexamination,CTandMRscanning;CannotbefoundbyIVU,WHY?Ureterabsent,Nouretericorificefoundduringcystoscopy;OrureterandrenalpelvisarepresentbutthekidneyabsentAbsentleftkidneyHorseshoeKidneySituatedusuallyinfrontoffouthlumbarvertebraFusedlowerpolescommonUretersangulatedInfectionNephrolithiasisFixedmassbelowumbilicusHorseshoekidneyHorseshoeKidneyHorseshoeKidney-excretoryurographyHorseshoeKidney–CTurogramHorseshoe-ScintigramHorseshoeKidneyHorseshoeKidney