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Radiology, Vol 153, 123-124, Copyright © 1984 by Radiological Society of North America

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Sonography of the fetal duplex kidney

RB Jeffrey Jr, FC Laing, VW Wing and W Hoddick

The sonographic features of the fetal duplex kidney are reviewed in five cases. Four cases had proven obstruction of either an upper (3 cases) or lower pole (1 case) moiety. Identification of two separate collecting systems may be difficult in utero. Therefore, the key to the sonographic diagnosis is recognition of asymmetric hydronephrosis between the dilated and nondilated moieties.


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