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Prune belly syndrome

Alternative Names: Eagle-Barrett syndrome Symptoms: Wrinkled skin on abdomen Undescended testicle Club foot or abnormal limbs (rare) Signs and tests: Oligohydramnios (decreased or absent amniotic fluid) Enlarged renal collecting structures Enlarged bladder Other findings may include: Underdeveloped lungs Heart problems Stomach and intestinal problems Musculoskeletal abnormalities Text Continues Below The following tests may be used to diagnose the condition: Ultrasound X-ray Intravenous pyelogram (IVP) Blood tests

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