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It is a 9 months old baby boy. In the fetal anomaly scan it was found that Right renal pelvic measures -4.8 mm and left renal pelvic measures-5.0 mm.5 months after birth it was found that right renal pelvic measures 0.9 cm and right 1 cm. even after 9 months dilation of the bilateral pelvicalyceal system remains status quo. RENAL MEASUREMENTS RTK 5.9X1.9 cm pt-6mm LTK5.8X2.1 CM pt 6 mm what to do further? looking for valuable answers
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