September 5, 2025Case Reports in PediatricsOpen Access

From Intermittent Knee Pain to End‐Stage Kidney Disease: An Atypical Presentation of Bilateral Kidney Dysplasia in an 11‐Year‐Old Girl

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The case illustrates an atypical presentation of end-stage kidney disease, marking its late discovery despite previous knee pain.
Lab tests showed significant electrolyte abnormalities and metabolic acidosis in the child, indicating severe renal dysfunction.
Emergency intervention involved treatment in the pediatric intensive care unit, demonstrating the need for urgent care in similar cases.
The findings point to the importance of early detection of congenital kidney disease, especially in high-risk populations impacted by social factors.

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Case report reveals end-stage kidney disease stemming from bilateral kidney dysplasia in a child, highlighting critical detection challenges.

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Case report reveals end-stage kidney disease stemming from bilateral kidney dysplasia in a child, highlighting critical detection challenges.