1975
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.4.5999.726
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Editorial: Vesicoureteral reflux and its familial distribution.

Abstract: The genitourinary tract is one of the commonest sites of congenital malformation, and several anomalies may coexist in one individual: for instance, primary vesicoureteral reflux due to a short intramural ureter may be associated with dysplasticl 2 or with duplex kidneys.3 4 Since Stephens et a15 observed reflux and megaureter in identical twins there have been many reports of familial reflux, and over 80 families have now been described. Vesicoureteral reflux has been found in up to five members of a family6 … Show more

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