Complete Ureteral Duplicity Complicated by Lithiasis with Right Ureterohydronephrosis with Left Renal Excretion Defect: Apropos of a Clinical Case

Ureteral duplication is a congenital malformative uropathy that occurs most often in children. Complete ureteral defined by kidney has two ureters with orifices communicate to the bladder through meati. It an anatomical variant remains rare. Its early discovery due lack of diagnostic means, hence occurrence long-term complications. To this end, we observe increased importance morbidity linked late diagnosis duplicity. Our objective was show anomaly, incidence infection and complications pathology poses as problem. clinical case fortuitous taken care general surgeon surgery department hospital “Mother Child” Le Luxembourg Bamako Mali. We report complete complicated ureterohydronephrosis on lithiasis wedged uretero-vesical junction one left its lower portion which required uretero-lithotomy reimplantation secondly after months. The postoperative course simple.