nephropexy
Nephropexy is a surgical procedure to correct nephroptosis, a condition where the kidney drops lower than its normal position in the abdomen. This downward displacement, often referred to as a "floating kidney," can occur due to various factors, including rapid weight loss, trauma, or genetic predisposition. While many individuals with nephroptosis experience no symptoms, some may develop flank pain, nausea, or blood in the urine, particularly when standing or during physical exertion.
The surgical approach to nephropexy typically involves anchoring the kidney to surrounding tissues to prevent further