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Urinary systemSystema urinarium
  • Anatomy a glimpse of histology and embryology

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  • Upper urinary tract
  • Nephron
  • Tubuli colligentes
  • Lower urinary tract
  • Calices renales (Renal calices)
  • Pelvis renalis (Renal pelvis)
  • Ureter
  • Vesica urinaria (Urinary bladder )
  • Urethra feminina / masculina

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Kidney (Ren, Nephros)
  • margo, hilum, sinus, facies, extremitas /polus/
  • capsula fibrosa, lobi renales
  • Cortex labyrinthus, columnae renales Bertini,
    radii medullares
  • Medulla pyramides renales ? papillae renales
    (area cribrosa foramina papillaria)
  • zona interna externa

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Position and fixation of kidneys
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Synthopy and impressions
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Kidney
  • Microcopic structure
  • Nephron
  • Interstitium
  • Vessels

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Nephronfunctional unit
  • Corpusculum renale Malphigi
  • glomerulus (vessel skein)
  • capsula glomeruli Bowmani
  • Proximal tubule
  • Intermediate tubule
  • Distal tubule
  • Juxtaglomerular apparatus

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Corpusculum renale(ledvinné telísko Malpighi)
  • Glomerulus
  • vas afferens ? vas efferens ( arterioles)
  • fenestrated capillars without diaphragm
  • Capsula glomeruli (Bowmans capsule)
  • parietal lamina (flat monolayer epithelium)
  • visceral lamina (podocytes with pedicles)
  • Filtration barrier
  • basal membrane - colagen IV. typ and heparan
    sulfate
  • negative charge
  • Mesangial cells
  • cleaning function of filter

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Proximal tubule
  • single layer of cuboidal epithelium rich in
    microvilli
  • resorption of NaCl and water (80-95)
  • Na passive transport into cells,
  • active transport out of cells

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Intermediate tubulus
  • thin segment of ansa nephroni (Henles renal
    loop)
  • descending and ascending limb
  • flat cells, few organels
  • descending segment permeable for water
  • ascending not!! ?
  • juxtamedullary nephrons with long H. loop
  • countercurrent together with vasa recta

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Distal tubule
  • cuboid eptihrelium with few microvilli
  • back-resorption Na and secretion K-
  • macula densa - chemoreceptors (Cl-)
  • includes the thick segment of Henles loop

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Juxtaglomerullar apparatus
  • components
  • macula densa of distal tubulus
  • granullar cells (transformed smooth muscle cells)
    of vas afferens efferens
  • mesangial cells
  • function
  • regulation of blood pressure by hormone renin

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Kidney - arterial supply I.
  • a. renalis (paired visceral branch of abdominal
    aorta at level of discus intervertebralis L1/2,
    left L1)
  • accessory renal artery (30)
  • rate flow 1,2-1,3 l blood/min
  • arteries are terminated no arterio-arterial
    anastomosis

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Kidney - arterial supply II.
  • a. renalis ? r. anterior ? 4 segmental branches
  • ? r. posterior for 1 dorsal
    segment
  • aa. segmentales ? a. lobares (about 12) ? 2-3 aa.
    interlobulares ? aa. arcuatae ? a. interlobulares
    ? arteriolae glomerulares afferentes ? glomerulus
    of capillars ? arteriolae glomerulares efferentes
    ? peritubullar capillary plexus or arteriolae
    rectae along intermediate tubulus of
    juxtaglomerullary nephrons

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Kidney - venous supply
  • vv. stellatae (from surface) venulae rectae
    (along intermediate tubulus of juxtaglomerullary
    nephrons) peritubullar capillary plexus ? vv.
    interlobulares ? vv. arcuatae ? vv. interlobares
    ? v. renalis ? v. cava inferior
  • Portal system ( rete mirabile) 2 capillary
    nets one after the other
  • migthy veno-venous anastomosis

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Kidney Lymph drainage and innervation
  • 3 plexus (peritubullar, subcapsullar and from
    adipose capsule)
  • nodi lymphoidei lumbales
  • plexus renalis (autonomous, viscerosensitive)
    from ganglion coeliacum plexus coeliacus,
    from ganglion aorticorenale
  • from n. splanchnicus minor and plexus aorticus

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Kidney examination
  • Native X-ray snap
  • Sonography
  • Excretory urography
  • Ascending pyelography
  • Clearence
  • CT, MR

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Kidney diseases
  • Development defects agenesis, shape
    deformities
  • - cysts
  • Glomerulonephritis
  • Pyelonephritis
  • Hydronephrosis
  • Nefrohydrosis
  • Diabetes mellitus nephropathy
  • Tumours
  • Grawitzs (solitary metastasis)
  • Wilms (autosomally heridatory - children)
  • Renal colic

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Development of urinary system
  • Development of kidney
  • Pronephros
  • Mesonephros
  • Metanephros
  • Development of urinary tract

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Pronephros
  • From intermediate mesoderm of cranial 12-13
    somites
  • from 21st day (4 primary segments)
  • rudimentary, disappears quickly
  • common presistent ductus mesonephricus Wolffi

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Mesonephros
  • origin from nephrogenic blastema
  • sac elongates to ductus Wolffi
  • approximately from 23rd day
  • glomerulus and collective tubules
  • caudal parts are origin for genital organs
  • urinary system of fish

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Metanephros
  • definitive stadium of kidney
  • nephrogenic blastema 3rd to 5th lumbar somites
  • development begins at the end of 5th week
  • relative ascent during development
  • ureteral bud sprins upwards from ductus
    mesonephricus Wolffi and grows in blastema
  • induction of maturation of nephron
  • ureteral bud ? ureter, pelvis, calices,
    collecting tubules
  • metanephrogenic blastema ? nephron

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Development malformations
  • Atypical shapes
  • Cystic, polycystic kidneys
  • Agenesis of kidney
  • Ureter duplex, fissus

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Kidney transplantation
  • since 50s
  • 5 years of graft survival - 70
  • including proximal part of ureter and its blood
    supply (branches of renal vessels)
  • placed to fossa iliaca and renal artery joined to
    a. iliaca ext. (end-to-side) or to terminal part
    of a. iliaca int. (end-to-end)
  • if present, a. renalis accessoria joined to a.
    epigastrica inferior

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Lower urinary tractgeneral wall structure
  • Mucosa (tunica mucosa)
  • epithelium transitional
  • lamina propria mucosae (collagen)
  • Smooth muscle (tunica muscularis)
  • Adventitia (tunica adventitia)

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Renal pelvis (Pelvis, pyelon) Renal calices
(Calices renales)
  • 7-14 calices minores around papilae ? 2-3 calices
    majores ? ureter
  • ampullary / branching type (typus dendriticus)
  • muscular layer strong circular
  • projection processus costalis L1
  • blood supply branches of renalartery,
    tributaries to renal vein

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Ureter
  • 25-30 cm, lumen 4-7 mm
  • 3 parts pars abdominalis, pelvina, intramuralis
  • crossings of important structures
  • 3 constrictions risk of stone impact ?
    obstruction ? hydronephrosis ? afunction of
    kidney
  • 2 muscular layers
  • inner longitudinal
  • outer circular
  • adventitia

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Ureter - supply
  • Arteries a. renalis, aorta abdominalis, a.
    testicularis/ovarica, a. ductus deferentis /
    uterina, a. vesicalis inf. ? rr. ureterici
  • Veins run along arteries
  • Lymph drainage nll. lumbales (aortici lat.),
    iliaci int., ext., communes
  • Nerves plexus uretericus ? plexus renalis,
    aorticus abd., hypogastricus sup., inf.

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Ascending (retrogade) pyelography
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Urinary bladder (Vesica urinaria, Kystos)
  • description fundus, corpus, apex, cervix, uvula
  • trigonum vesicae ostia ureterum, plica
    interureterica, ostium urethrae internum, Bells
    bands
  • muscles smooth
  • m. detrusor (parasympathetic)
  • m. trigoni vesicae
  • ?m. sphincter vesicae (sympathetic)
  • projection behind symphysis pubica (in child
    over s.p.)

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Cystography
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Urinary bladder wall structure
  • folds except trigonum vesicae
  • smooth muscle fibres create 3 layers
  • inner plexiform
  • middle circular ? m. sphincter vesicae in male
    only!
  • outer longitudinal
  • upper surface covered with serosa (peritoneum)
    partially intraperitoneal organ

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Urinary bladder supply
  • a. iliaca int. ? a. umbilicalis ? aa. vesicales
    sup.
  • a. iliaca int. ? a. vesicalis inf.
  • (a. obturatoria, a. glutea inf., a. uterina, a.
    vaginalis ? rr. vesicales)
  • Veins plexus venosus vesicalis (connections to
    plexus venosus prostaticus/vaginalis) ? vv.
    vesicales ? v. iliaca int.
  • Lymph drainage nodi paravesicales ? nodi iliaci
    int. et ext. ? nodi iliaci comunes
  • Nerves plexus vesicalis ? plexus hypogastricus
    inf.

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Urinary bladder - fixation
  • Ligaments pubovesicale, puboprostaticum,
    rectovesicale, vesicouterinum
  • Smooth muscle pubovescalis, rectovesicalis
  • Ligamentum umbilicale medianum ( chorda urachi)
  • Fascia vesicoumbilicalis Delbeti
  • Septum rectovesicale Denonvilliersi
  • Septum vesicovaginale
  • Spatium retropubicum Reztii

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Urinary bladder - peritoneum
  • Fossae paravesicales
  • ? excavatio rectovesicalis
  • most caudal space of peritoneal cavity in male
    (in contact with top of glandula vesiculosa)
  • ? exc. vesicouterina
  • ? exc. rectouterina ( Douglasspace)
  • most caudal space of peritoneal cavity in
    female (in contact with top of posterior vaginal
    vault)
  • palpation and puncture in inflammation via
    vagina !

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Urethrae
  • Male urethra is divided in 4 parts
  • transitional epithelium in firts 2 parts
  • pseudostratified or stratifoed columnar
    epithelium in the rest
  • Female urethra
  • transitional epithelium in intramural part
  • squamous stratified

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Urethra feminina (Female urethra)
  • 3 parts pars intramuralis, pelvina, perinealis
  • ostium urethrae internum (trigonum vesicae)
  • accipiens, evacuans
  • ostium urethrae externum (vestibulum vaginae)
  • crista urethralis, lacunae, glandulae urethrales
    (Skenei s. Guérini), ductus paraurethrales
    (Schülleri)
  • smooth muscles, around urethra striated m.
    sphincter urethrae, m. compressor urethrae a m.
    sphincter urethrovaginalis
  • adventitia

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Urethra feminina - supply
  • Arteries paired branches of a. vesicalis inf. et
    a. vaginalis
  • Veins ? plexus venosus vesicalis
  • ? plexus venosus vaginalis
  • ? vv. pudendae int.
  • Lymph drainage nl.l. iliaci int., ext.
  • Nerves plexus hypogastricus inf. ? plexus
    vesicalis, plexus uterovaginalis ? nn. vaginales

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Development of lower urinary tract
  • Urinary bladder
  • developed from cranial part of urogenital sinus
  • urachus
  • separation of excretory urinary trct and genital
    ducts
  • Urethra
  • ? developed from medial part of urogenital sinus
  • ? developed from medial and caudal part of
    urogenital sinus and glandular plate

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Urine continence in female
  • no smooth muscle sphincter in urinary bladder
  • elastic fibres venous plexuses in urethra
  • striated muscle m. sphincter urethrae (externus)
    /S2-S4/
  • so-called periurethral muscles (in increased
    intra-abdominal pressure)
  • m. levator ani (S3-S4)
  • m. compressor urethrae, m. sphincter
    urethrovaginalis, m. bulbospongiosus (n. pudendus)

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Urethra masculina (Male urethra)
  • 4 parts
  • see male genital system

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