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Diagnosis of fetal hydronephrosis in utero using ultrasound
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|September 1, 1980
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Detection of fetal hydronephrosis in utero, subsequent investigation, and surgical treatment is described. With the increasing use of ultrasound for obstetrical problems and greater experience with fetal sonography, more urologic abnormalities will be diagnosed prenatally.
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