What is the kidney pan?

Human kidneys are two bean -shaped organs located near the center of the rear, immediately below the thoracic cage. The kidneys perform the basic function of removal of waste products from the blood and control of fluid levels. Waste and other fluids become urine that flows into the kidney pan. It then collects urine before it is transferred to the bladder. It is a large muscle cavity located in the middle of each kidney that allows it to collect urine from all parts of the kidneys. The mesh of intersecting smooth muscle fibers is located in the kidney pelvis wall. Smooth muscles are involuntary muscles, which means that they cannot be consciously checked. The smooth muscle fibers are connected together in the leaves or bundles of reticular fibers and are often elastic fibers are somewhat distributed.

In some individuals, the kidney pan increases and protrudes from the kidneys. When this happens, it is called the pelvis of extra renuli, which means protruding. This is considered a normal anatomical varietyAntu, which means that its function of collection and transport of urine to urinary urinary urinary means is not affected.

However, there is an abnormality that can affect the pelvis of the kidneys called transient cell carcinoma. This type of cancer develops in cells known as transient cells that form the bladder lining, ureteters and kidney pelvis. Only one part is usually affected.

The exact causes of this type of cancer are not known. Like other cancer, it is not infectious and cannot be passed on to other people. It is also not inherited due to a defective gene.