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The role of the renal resistive index ratio in diagnosing obstruction and in the follow‐up of children with unilateral hydronephrosis

Objective To assess the role of the renal resistive index ratio (RIR) in discriminating equivocal upper urinary tract dilatation in children, and thus in establishing the need for surgery, in comparison with traditional diagnostic tools.

Alessandro Calisti | A. Todini | G. Marrocco | G. Patti | M. L. Menghini

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