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This comprehensive Uzbek monograph offers an in-depth analysis of kidney cysts, a prevalent nephrological challenge across all age groups. It meticulously details their diverse etiologies, tracing origins from congenital factors to acquired causes like inflammation or trauma. The book explores the intricate pathogenesis and varied clinical presentations, from asymptomatic cases to severe symptoms requiring intervention. Emphasizing the critical role of modern diagnostic tools, it covers clinical assessments, laboratory findings, and instrumental methods like ultrasound, CT, and MRI. Contemporary treatment strategies, ranging from dynamic observation to minimally invasive procedures and surgical interventions, are thoroughly discussed. Designed as an essential guide for students and practicing physicians, this resource illuminates differential diagnosis, crucial for distinguishing benign cysts from malignancies, thereby enhancing diagnostic precision, optimizing patient management, and elevating the standard of nephrological care.

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