Ipsilateral renal dysplasia with hypertensive heart disease in an infant with cutaneous varicella lesions: An unusual presentation of congenital varicella syndrome
Cd. Liang et al., Ipsilateral renal dysplasia with hypertensive heart disease in an infant with cutaneous varicella lesions: An unusual presentation of congenital varicella syndrome, J AM ACAD D, 43(5), 2000, pp. 864-866
A child with congenital varicella syndrome including cutaneous lesions and
ipsilateral renal dysplasia with hypertensive heart disease is described. V
aricella was contracted during the tenth week of gestation. Typical congeni
tal varicella bullae, high titer of anti-varicella-zoster virus IgM, and a
small right kidney were noted after birth. Hypertensive heart disease resul
ting from renal dysplasia occurred at 1 year of age. The cutaneous lesions
and the dysplastic kidney involved the same dermatomes. Nephrectomy proved
to be the treatment of choice for hypertension and congestive heart failure
.