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Can pelvocalectasia happen in an allograft kidney?
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Yes: Due to the way allograft kidney is connected to native bladder there may be mild pelvoectasia(mild hydronephrosis). As long as kidney function is fine and no trouble urinating one need not worry about that.Continue drinking lots of fluids.
Answered 3/11/2018
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Yes: If the ureteral implant becomes scarred and strictured yes. There may be other scarring from other organs or other problems . Rare but the new kidney could develope a stone
Answered 7/7/2018
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