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kidney anatomy, kidney, blood, urine flow, a perirenal abscess, infection surrounding one, kidneys, than 75% of perirenal abscesses, urinary tract infections that start, in the bladder, spread, kidney, area surrounding the kidney, perirenal abscess include urological surgery, bloodstream infection, most significant risk factor, perirenal abscess, presence of kidney stones that block urinary flow, serve, a reservoir, infection, bacteria tend to stick, stones, antibiotics can't kill the bacteria, stones, found in 20-60% of patients, perirenal abscess, risk factors, perirenal abscess include having an abnormal urinary tract, having had surgery on the urinary tract, trauma, diabetes, symptoms of perirenal abscess include flank, abdominal pain, extend, groin, down the leg, than half of all patients have fever, sweats, chills, signs of perirenal abscess include tenderness, in the back, abdomen, a urinalysis, white cells, have red cells, a urine culture, antibiotics, types of bacteria, urine culture is negative, white cells, in the urine, a fever, a perirenal abscess, a ct scan, ultrasound, the abdomen, an inflamed kidney area, would suggest a perirenal abscess, treatment of a perirenal abscess includes drainage, the pus, either by a catheter placed, the skin, via surgery, antibiotics should also be given, initially by vein, iv, prompt diagnosis, treatment of perirenal abscess should lead to a good outcome, kidney stones must be treated to avoid further infections, in rare cases, infection, spread, area around the kidney, bloodstream, deadly, a possible complication, continuing infection, kidney stones, history of kidney stones, develop a fever, chills, burning, urination, abdominal pain, develop a urinary tract infection, have kidney stones, ask doctor, the best way to treat them to avoid a perirenal abscess, undergo urologic surgery, keep the surgical area, clean.