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mary70

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Full Renal Pelvis Posted: 08-20-07 12:50pm


I had an ultrasound done and my doctor advised me that I my left renal pelvis was "full" so she wants to repeat the ultrasound again in one month. What is the meaning of having a "full"renal pelvis?? Is this an early symptom of kidney cancer? Thank you

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