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What does a positive bilateral ureterovesical flow mean? and is it dangerous?
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Urine: This suggests that urine is properly draining from the kidneys down both ureters into the urinary bladder with no obstruction or backflow. I assume it's a normal study, but the ordering physician, who gets the full report and knows why the study was ordered, is best qualified to answer your question.
Answered 8/14/2016
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