congenital kidney diseases

How are Congenital Kidney Diseases Diagnosed?

Diagnosis often begins with a prenatal ultrasound, which can detect kidney abnormalities before birth. Postnatal diagnosis may include:
Ultrasound imaging of the kidneys
Voiding Cystourethrogram (VCUG) to check for urinary reflux
Blood tests to assess kidney function
Urinalysis to detect abnormalities in the urine

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