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1 Urinary System J. H. Lue Primordium: intermediate mesoderm cloaca coelomic epithelium 1
2 3w(18d) 3 w 4w (24d) 4w (26d) 2
3 Intermediate mesoderm 3
4 Intermediate mesoderm intermediate mesoderm urogenital ridge nephrogenic & genital (gonadal) ridges (cords) 4
5 Intermediate mesoderm intermediate mesoderm urogenital ridge nephrogenic & genital (gonadal) ridges (cords) 5
6 Pronephros (4 th week) transitory, nonfunctional structures; analogous to the kidneys in primitive fishes located in cervical region its duct open into the cloaca 6
7 Mesonephros (4th week) amphibians; located caudal to the rudimentary pronephros 7
8 Development of nephrons 5w Intermediate mesoderm mesonephric vesicle S-shaped mesonephric tubule mesonephric (Wolffian) duct cloaca (urogenital sinus) 8
9 Development of nephrons Intermediate mesoderm mesonephric vesicle S-shaped mesonephric tubule mesonephric (Wolffian) duct cloaca (urogenital sinus) medial end of mesonephric tubule + blood capillaries (glomerulus) glomerular (Bowman s) capsule 9
10 Development of nephrons 5 w ureteric bud a dorsal outgrowth from the mesonephric duct near its entry into the cloaca (urogenital sinus) ureteric bud collecting system metanephrogenic blastema ( metanephric mesoderm ) excretory 10
11 Ureteric bud 1. primitive renal pelvis major calyces minor calyces collecting tubules 2. the stalk itself ureter 11
12 Development of nephrons metanephric (tissue) cap metanephric vesicles metanephric tubules nephrons or excretory units (10-18th weeks, 32th week upper limit) (i) proximal end Bowman s capsule (ii) distal end proximal & distal convoluted tubules, Henle s loop 12
13 Development of nephrons 8 week 20 weeks to 38 weeks 13
14 Genes involved in differention of the kidneys 14
15 Kidneys and suprarenal glands 28 w -- normally has polylobar appearance due to the manner of development of the ureteric bud in the metanephrogenic blastema -- increase in kidney size: elongation of proximal convoluted tubules & interstitial tissue 15
16 Positional changes of kidneys 6 w 9 w changes in kidney position: 9 th week -- the metanephros initially iti is located in the pelvic region but shifts later to a more cranial position in the abdomen 16
17 Positional changes of kidneys effects : factors: (i) a diminution i of fthe body curvature (ii) growth of the body in the lumbar and sacral regions (i) the kidney hilum initially faces ventrally (ii) after ascent, the hilum is directed medially due to the 90º rotation of the kidney 17
18 Changes in the blood supply of the developing kidneys.in the pelvis, the metanephros receives its arterial supply from the branches of common iliac arteries 19
19 Changes in the blood supply of the developing kidneys 20
20 Changes in the blood supply of the developing kidneys.during ascent to the abdomen, the kidney is vascularized by arteries that originate from the aorta at continuously higher levels 21
21 Changes in the blood supply of the developing kidneys 22.the lower vessels usually degenerate, except for vascular variations and anomalies
22 Various birth defects of the urinary stsystem unilateral renal agenesis double and ectopic ureter Pelvic kidney bilateral renal agenesis Pancake kidney 23
23 Abnormal location of the kidney Pelvic kidney Horseshoe kidney 24
24 Variations of renal vessels 25
25 Development of PUS.weeks 4-7, urorectal septum -- cloaca -- (i) dorsal anorectal canal, and (ii) ventral primitive urogenital sinus.cloacal membrane -- (i) anal membrane, and (ii) urogenital membrane primitive urogenital sinus (PUS).cranial vesical part urinary bladder allantois urachus median umbilical lig..middle pelvic part: in male prostatic and membranous parts of the urethra; in female entire urethra.caudal phallic part or definitive urogenital sinus penile urethra 26
26 Development of PUS.weeks k 4-7, urorectal septum -- cloaca -- (i) dorsal anorectal canal, and(ii) ventral primitive urogenital sinus.cloacal membrane -- (i) anal membrane, and (ii) urogenital membrane 27
27 primitive urogenital sinus (PUS).cranial vesical part urinary bladder allantois urachus median umbilical lig..middle pelvic part: inmale prostatic and membranous parts of the urethra; in female entire urethra.caudal phallic part or definitive urogenital sinus penile urethra 28
28 Development of urinary bladder 29
29 Uurinary bladder.epithelium -- derived from endoderm of cranial part of the PUS.lamina propria, muscle layers and serosa -- develop from the adjunct splanchnic mesenchyme.caudal portion of mesonephric ducts mucosa of trigone of bladder replaced by endodermal epithelium of urogenital sinus.caudal ends of mesonephric ducts ejaculatory ducts In the abdomen infant & children; enter the pelvis major six years of age; pelvis minor puberty 30
30 Development of urethra.epithelium of prostatic tti urethra (PRU) proximal to the orifices of the ejaculatory ducts -- derived from the caudal part of the mesonephric ducts.epithelium p of the remainder of the PRU and membranous urethra-- develops from pelvic portion of urogenital sinus.epithelium of penile urethra -- originates from phallic portion of PUS with the exception of the glandular portion male urethra.epithelium p of the glandular portion of penile urethra -- develops by canalization of an ectodermal plat of cells which extends into the glans from its tip 31
31 Development of urethra 11 w 12 w epithelium of penile urethra -- originates from phallic portion of PUS with the exception of the glandular portion 14 w epithelium of the glandular l portion of penile urethra -- develops by canalization of an ectodermal plat of cells which extends into the glans from its tip 32
32 Urachal anomalies Urachal cyst Urachal sinus Urachal fistula 33
33 Exstrophy of the bladder epispadias 34
34 Development of suprarenal gland.fetal cortex -- mesodermal origin mesenchymal cells (between the root of the dorsal mesentery and the developing gg gonad), at 6 th week.medullary area -- ectodermal (neural crest) origin 35
35 Development of suprarenal gland Newborn 4-year 1-year.permanent cortex-- mesenchymal cell arises from the mesothelium and enclose the fetal cortex; medullary area -- ectodermal (neural crest) origin 36.differentiation of the characteristic suprarenal cortical zones begins during the late fetal period
36 Development of suprarenal gland.zona golmerulosa and zona fasciculata -- present at birth.zona reticularis -- not recognizable until about the end of the 3rd year.fetal suprarenal gland adult gland 10 to 20 times 28 w 37
37 Development of the urinary system 38
38 URINARY SYSTEM Dr. J.-H. Lue Embryology Primordium--derived from: 1) intermediate mesoderm; 2)cloaca and 3)coelomic epithelium FORMATION OF EXCRETORY UNIT.intermediate mesoderm urogenital ridge nephrogenic & genital (gonadal) ridges (cords).nephrogenic ridges nephric structures.nephric tubules DEVELOPMENT OF THE KIDNEY.pronephros (forekidney) --appears in the 4th week -- transitory, nonfunctional structures; analogous to the kidneys in primitive fishes -- located in cervical region -- its duct open into the cloaca.mesonephros (midkidney) or Wolffin body --appears later in 4th week, (amphibians) -- located caudal to the rudimentary pronephros nephrogenic cord mesonephric vesicle S-shaped mesonephric tubule mesonephric (Wolffian) duct cloaca (urogenital sinus) -- medial end of mesonephric tubule blood capillaries (glomerulus) glomerular (Bowman s) capsule -- capsule + glomerulus mesonephric (renal) corpuscle -- as an interim kidney until the permanent kidney is established.metanephros (hindkidney) or permanent kidney.200 genes WT1, BF-2, mouse kidney.appears early in the 5th week.begins to function 4 weeks later.urine formation continues actively throughout fetal life.develops from two sources: (i) ureteric bud (metanephric diverticulum) collecting system (ii) metanephrogenic blastema (metanephric mesoderm) excretory system collecting system ureteric bud -- a dorsal outgrowth from the mesonephric duct near its entry into the cloaca (urogenital sinus) 1
39 ureteric bud (i) 1)primitive renal pelvis 2)major calyces 3)minor calyces 4)collecting tubules (ii) the stalk itself ureter.differentiation of the collecting tubules depends on an induction stimulus from the ureteric bud and metanephric mesoderm; N-linked oligosaccharides appear to be important for this inductive interaction excretory system.metanephric (tissue) cap metanephric vesicles metanephric tubules nephrons or excretory units (10-18th weeks, 32th week upper limit) (Wnt-2 gene) (i) proximal end Bowman s capsule (ii)distal end proximal & distal convoluted tubules, Henle s loop.fetal kidneys -- normally has polylobar appearance due to the manner of development of the ureteric bud in the metanephrogenic blastema -- increase in kidney size: elongation of proximal convoluted tubules & interstitial tissue.functions of kidney: 9 th week -- urine + amniotic fluid mouth GI tract blood stream placenta maternal blood -- during fetal life, not possible for excretion of waste products changes in kidney position: 9 th week -- the metanephros initially is located in the pelvic region but shifts later to a more cranial position in the abdomen.factors: (i) a diminution of the body curvature (ii) growth of the body in the lumbar and sacral regions.effects: (i) the kidney hilum initially faces ventrally (ii) after ascent, the hilum is directed medially due to the 90 0 rotation of the kidney changes in the blood supply of the developing kidneys.in the pelvis, the metanephros receives its arterial supply from the branches of common iliac arteries.during ascent to the abdomen, the kidney is vascularized by arteries that originate from the aorta at continuously higher levels.the lower vessels usually degenerate, except for vascular variations and anomalies 2
40 ANOMALIES OF THE KIDNEYS AND URETERS.renal agenesis -- unilateral and bilateral.ectopic kidneys.pelvic kidneys.pancake kidney.unilateral fused kidney.horseshoe kidney.duplications of the urinary tract.double and ectopic ureter DEVELOPMENT OF THE BLADDER AND URETHRA weeks 4-7, urorectal septum cloaca (i) dorsal anorectal canal, and(ii) ventral primitive urogenital sinus.cloacal membrane (i) anal membrane, and (ii) urogenital membrane Primitive urogenital sinus (PUS).cranial vesical part urinary bladder allantois urachus median umbilical lig..middle pelvic part: in male prostatic and membranous parts of the urethra; in female entire urethra.caudal phallic part or definitive urogenital sinus penile urethra.urinary bladder.epithelium -- derived from endoderm of cranial part of the PUS.lamina propria, muscle layers and serosa -- develop from the adjunct splanchnic mesenchyme.caudal portion of mesonephric ducts mucosa of trigone of bladder replaced by endodermal epithelium of urogenital sinus.caudal ends of mesonephric ducts ejaculatory ducts.in the abdomen-- infants and children; enter the pelvis major-- six years of age; pelvis minor-- puberty.male urethra.epithelium of prostatic urethra (PRU) proximal to the orifices of the ejaculatory ducts -- derived from the caudal part of the mesonephric ducts.epithelium of the remainder of the PRU and membranous urethra-- develops from pelvic portion of urogenital sinus.epithelium of penile urethra -- originates from phallic portion of PUS with the exception of the glandular portion.epithelium of the glandular portion of penile urethra -- develops by canalization of an ectodermal plat of cells which extends into the glans from 3
41 its tip.lamina propria -- forms from adjacent splanchnic mesenchyme.female urethra.epithelium of entire urethra -- derived from endodermal origin of middle part of PUS.Lamina propria and smooth muscle layers -- develop from adjacent splanchnic mesenchyme.anomalies.urachal anomalies.urachal fistula.urachal cyst.urachal sinus.exstrophy of the bladder.epispadias SUPRARENAL (ADRENAL) GLAND.fetal cortex -- mesodermal origin mesenchymal cells (between the root of the dorsal mesentery and the developing gonad), at 6 th week mesothelium lining posterior abdominal wall.permanent cortex-- mesenchymal cell arises from the mesothelium and enclose the fetal cortex.medullary area -- ectodermal (neural crest) origin.differentiation of the characteristic suprarenal cortical zones begins during the late fetal period.zona golmerulosa and zona fasciculata -- present at birth.zona reticularis -- not recognizable until abort the end of the 3rd year.fetal suprarenal gland adult gland 10 to 20 times 4
42 URINARY SYSTEM Dr. J.-H. Lue Embryology Primordium--derived from: 1) intermediate mesoderm; 2)cloaca and 3)coelomic epithelium FORMATION OF EXCRETORY UNIT.intermediate mesoderm urogenital ridge nephrogenic & genital (gonadal) ridges (cords).nephrogenic ridges nephric structures.nephric tubules DEVELOPMENT OF THE KIDNEY.pronephros (forekidney) --appears in the 4th week -- transitory, nonfunctional structures; analogous to the kidneys in primitive fishes -- located in cervical region -- its duct open into the cloaca.mesonephros (midkidney) or Wolffin body --appears later in 4th week, (amphibians) -- located caudal to the rudimentary pronephros nephrogenic cord mesonephric vesicle S-shaped mesonephric tubule mesonephric (Wolffian) duct cloaca (urogenital sinus) -- medial end of mesonephric tubule blood capillaries (glomerulus) glomerular (Bowman s) capsule -- capsule + glomerulus mesonephric (renal) corpuscle -- as an interim kidney until the permanent kidney is established.metanephros (hindkidney) or permanent kidney.200 genes WT1, BF-2, mouse kidney.appears early in the 5th week.begins to function 4 weeks later.urine formation continues actively throughout fetal life.develops from two sources: (i) ureteric bud (metanephric diverticulum) collecting system (ii) metanephrogenic blastema (metanephric mesoderm) excretory system collecting system ureteric bud -- a dorsal outgrowth from the mesonephric duct near its entry into the cloaca (urogenital sinus) 1
43 ureteric bud (i) 1)primitive renal pelvis 2)major calyces 3)minor calyces 4)collecting tubules (ii) the stalk itself ureter.differentiation of the collecting tubules depends on an induction stimulus from the ureteric bud and metanephric mesoderm; N-linked oligosaccharides appear to be important for this inductive interaction excretory system.metanephric (tissue) cap metanephric vesicles metanephric tubules nephrons or excretory units (10-18th weeks, 32th week upper limit) (Wnt-2 gene) (i) proximal end Bowman s capsule (ii)distal end proximal & distal convoluted tubules, Henle s loop.fetal kidneys -- normally has polylobar appearance due to the manner of development of the ureteric bud in the metanephrogenic blastema -- increase in kidney size: elongation of proximal convoluted tubules & interstitial tissue.functions of kidney: 9 th week -- urine + amniotic fluid mouth GI tract blood stream placenta maternal blood -- during fetal life, not possible for excretion of waste products changes in kidney position: 9 th week -- the metanephros initially is located in the pelvic region but shifts later to a more cranial position in the abdomen.factors: (i) a diminution of the body curvature (ii) growth of the body in the lumbar and sacral regions.effects: (i) the kidney hilum initially faces ventrally (ii) after ascent, the hilum is directed medially due to the 90 0 rotation of the kidney changes in the blood supply of the developing kidneys.in the pelvis, the metanephros receives its arterial supply from the branches of common iliac arteries.during ascent to the abdomen, the kidney is vascularized by arteries that originate from the aorta at continuously higher levels.the lower vessels usually degenerate, except for vascular variations and anomalies 2
44 ANOMALIES OF THE KIDNEYS AND URETERS.renal agenesis -- unilateral and bilateral.ectopic kidneys.pelvic kidneys.pancake kidney.unilateral fused kidney.horseshoe kidney.duplications of the urinary tract.double and ectopic ureter DEVELOPMENT OF THE BLADDER AND URETHRA weeks 4-7, urorectal septum cloaca (i) dorsal anorectal canal, and(ii) ventral primitive urogenital sinus.cloacal membrane (i) anal membrane, and (ii) urogenital membrane Primitive urogenital sinus (PUS).cranial vesical part urinary bladder allantois urachus median umbilical lig..middle pelvic part: in male prostatic and membranous parts of the urethra; in female entire urethra.caudal phallic part or definitive urogenital sinus penile urethra.urinary bladder.epithelium -- derived from endoderm of cranial part of the PUS.lamina propria, muscle layers and serosa -- develop from the adjunct splanchnic mesenchyme.caudal portion of mesonephric ducts mucosa of trigone of bladder replaced by endodermal epithelium of urogenital sinus.caudal ends of mesonephric ducts ejaculatory ducts.in the abdomen-- infants and children; enter the pelvis major-- six years of age; pelvis minor-- puberty.male urethra.epithelium of prostatic urethra (PRU) proximal to the orifices of the ejaculatory ducts -- derived from the caudal part of the mesonephric ducts.epithelium of the remainder of the PRU and membranous urethra-- develops from pelvic portion of urogenital sinus.epithelium of penile urethra -- originates from phallic portion of PUS with the exception of the glandular portion.epithelium of the glandular portion of penile urethra -- develops by canalization of an ectodermal plat of cells which extends into the glans from 3
45 its tip.lamina propria -- forms from adjacent splanchnic mesenchyme.female urethra.epithelium of entire urethra -- derived from endodermal origin of middle part of PUS.Lamina propria and smooth muscle layers -- develop from adjacent splanchnic mesenchyme.anomalies.urachal anomalies.urachal fistula.urachal cyst.urachal sinus.exstrophy of the bladder.epispadias SUPRARENAL (ADRENAL) GLAND.fetal cortex -- mesodermal origin mesenchymal cells (between the root of the dorsal mesentery and the developing gonad), at 6 th week mesothelium lining posterior abdominal wall.permanent cortex-- mesenchymal cell arises from the mesothelium and enclose the fetal cortex.medullary area -- ectodermal (neural crest) origin.differentiation of the characteristic suprarenal cortical zones begins during the late fetal period.zona golmerulosa and zona fasciculata -- present at birth.zona reticularis -- not recognizable until abort the end of the 3rd year.fetal suprarenal gland adult gland 10 to 20 times 4
46 5
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