Unresolved obstruction of the developing renal tract can lead to irreversible damage to the developing kidneys and accounts for 25% of chronic renal failure seen in childhood. This article focuses on congenital and acquired causes of renal tract obstruction, including posterior urethral valves, pelvi–ureteric junction obstruction, prune belly syndrome, neuropathic bladder and renal tract calculi.
Urological disorders in children that progress to chronic renal failure
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