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Chevalier RL et al. – Progression of the lesions involves interstitial inflammation and interstitial fibrosis, both of which impair growth of the obstructed kidney and result in compensatory growth of the contralateral kidney. The long–term outcome depends on timing and severity of the obstruction and its relief, minimizing ongoing injury, and enhancing remodeling. Advances will depend on new biomarkers to evaluate the severity of obstruction, to determine therapy, and to follow the evolution of lesions.

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