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Does pelvic ct scan show kidneys?
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Not usually.: The kidneys are normally seen in the abdomen. However, they can be located in the pelvis. Occaisionally we'll see a part of the kidneys depending on where they're located on a pelvic ct scan.
Answered 1/24/2019
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