Study to Assess for Improvement in Renal Function following Anderson Hynes Pyeloplasty for Congenital Pelvi Ureteric Obstruction in Children

Background: Pelvi Ureteric Junction Obstruction (PUJO) is defined as an obstruction to the free flow of urine from renal pelvis proximal ureter1. It most common cause obstructive uropathy in paediatric age group. Aims: To check for improvement function following Anderson Hynes pyeloplasty congenital PUJ and find out at what should a child be operated best functions. Material Methods: A total 20 patients undergoing Pyeloplasty were included after they satisfied inclusion exclusion criteria. Results: In this study it was observed that post pyeloplasty, 60% children showed functions, 30% there no change while 10% deterioration requiring re-operation. The statistically significant Mean eGFR cases improved 32.25 38.5 mL/min/1.73 m2 pyeloplasty. functions 29.05% 33.7% No complications reported 85% UTI developed 2 (10%) pyonephrosis seen 1 case (5%). Conclusion: effective treatment pediatric population. earlier we operate better function.