Abstract:The authors retrospectively analysed the outcome of antenatally diagnosed renal pelvic dilatation (RPD) defined as ≥5 mm at routine anomaly scan from July 2007 to December 2008. There were 43 cases divided into three groups.
Resolved RPD antenatally and/or normal postnatal scans not requiring referral to paediatric urology per our protocol.
Persistent postnatal dilatation on conservative management.
Persistent postnatal pathology requiring surgery.
Group 1 (N=22) was the largest group. Out of 22 cases, 20 had … Show more
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