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Renal pelvic dilation in fetus

2017-07-08 04:36:06
In my 20th week ultra sound scan there was renalpelvic dilation of the baby with 5.9 right and 7.4 left. Is this indicate any serious problem?
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Case of antenatal hydronephrosis..Get opinion from pediatric surgeon

Answered2017-07-08 04:46:33

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