Once the diagnosis has been made, the treatment for this disorder is a partial nephrectomy involving the affected calyces. This relieves the obstruction, but leads to the loss of nephrons and renal function. With newer microscopic techniques, surgeons are now able to re-route the renal vasculature and relieve the compression on the affected calyces, while sparing the nephrons and renal function. This technique is known as<unk> 's infundibulopyelostomy.
Fraley syndrome
Shapiro syndrome
Benedikt syndrome
Catel–Manzke syndrome
Mauriac syndrome
Benjamin syndrome
Schimke syndrome
Dravet syndrome