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I m radhika-26. i am now a pregnant of 27 weeks, done tiffa scan nd found midly prominent renal pelvices, right renal:3.0mm left: 4.0mm, explain issue?
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Probably nothing: Unless the measurement is 5mm or greater there is probably nothing wrong.
Answered 6/20/2018
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