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Interrenal reflux Short title: Interrenal reflux Summary Vesikoureteral reflux (VUR) is called the condition in which the urine returns through the production of the urine to the kidneys. Interrenal reflux (IRR) is defined as the retreat of the urine from the kidney pelvis to the gathering channels (the pyelotubular retreat of the urine). IRR is usually found with a high-degree VUR. In the presentation of this fact, a boy with a high-degree VUR and the IRR that accompanies it was presented. The patient did not use antibiotic prevention in 2 years of monitoring, while the IRR improved by itself, the VUR also dropped.  The incidence of IRR in patients with VUR is between 2% and 10%. Since it is known that high-degree VUR improves spontaneously, it is recommended that high-degree VURs accompanied by IRR be monitored with low-dose antibiotic prophylaxis. Because even if there is IRR, it has been determined that the prognosis has not been much affected unless there is a hot urinary tract infection. The patient was unable to use antibiotic prevention and in the follow-up period the patient was given 2 times. Despite this, the IRR has disappeared, the grade of the VUR has declined significantly. With IRR, the risk of kidney damage increases. Therefore, the presence of IRR should be more carefully assessed in babies with high degree of VUR and newborns. Keywords: vesico-ureteral reflux, scarring, renal papilla, prevention,

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