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Grade 2 hydronephrosis left foetal kidne

2017-05-07 07:00:32
Single live foetus of 28-29 weeks of gestation showing borderline pyelectis right foetal kidney and grade 2 hydronephrosis left foetal kidney.
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Does not require early delivery unless there is severe oligohyramnios. Baby will need a extensive evaluation by Pediatric Nephrologist after birth especially if it's a male baby

Answered2017-05-08 13:07:41

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