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I think I found the answer...

Posted By: Tomatoe on 2007-01-27
In Reply to: Can you post a sentence? - sodiepop

Subject: I think I found the answer...

I think it should be distal bilateral. As in... Bilateral ureteral dilatation is present; however, a distal bilateral ureteral obstruction could not be excluded. What do you think?


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