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There may be a reduplication anomaly in the left upper urinary tract. what would this mean exactly? our paed could not explain

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Dr. Weber Chuang answered

Specializes in Urology

normal variant: A standard urinary tract has 1 collecting system and 1 ureter per kidney. Some systems may have 2 collecting systems and 2 complete ureters per kidney (complete duplication) or 2 upper ureters connecting to 1 ureter per kidney (a partial duplication). These are normal variants but can be associated with urinary reflux or obstruction, which can, in turn, be associated with utis.

Answered 12/10/2013

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