Trampolining-induced gross hematuria Unmasking the nutcracker syndrome

The case of a 12-year-old boy with sports-induced recurrent macrohematuria and left-sided flank pain is reported. After extensive laboratory and imaging diagnostics, the diagnosis of nutcracker syndrome is made based on the characteristic clinical manifestation. Under a conservative approach and abstention from the triggering sport, a clinical as well as image-morphologically confirmed maturation occurred.

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This case report describes a 12-year-old boy with nutcracker syndrome presenting with sports-induced recurrent macrohematuria and left-sided flank pain. Conservative treatment and avoiding the triggering sport led to clinical and image-morphological improvement.