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I am 32 weeks pregnant, in my usg report it is found that baby's bilateral kidney shows pelvicalyceal separation with anteroposteror diameter of 9mm i?
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Follow up: >7 mm AP diameter pelvis at 32 weeks gestation is abnormal that needs follow up & post- natal evaluation.
Answered 4/4/2016
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