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"In early childhood, the pelvis is relatively small and shallow, and the bladder sits higher in the abdomen than in adults. During bladder filling, especially when distended, the bladder wall may temporarily extend laterally, beyond the expected confines of the pelvis."

Line 7:4 · Generally, don't use bold in text: 'In early childhood, the pelvis is relatively small and shallow, and the bladder sits higher in the abdomen than in adults. During bladder filling, especially when distended, the bladder wall may temporarily<strong> </strong>extend laterally, beyond the expected confines of the pelvis'

Oxford Comma

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"Bladder ears can often be seen in young children during routine imaging studies, including voiding cystourethrogram, ultrasound, CT and MRI and have the following appearance ^1-3:"

Line 9:121 · Use the Oxford comma in 'ultrasound, CT and MRI'.

Biographical Lifespan

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"History and etymology"

Line 18:1 · A bold element in the History and etymology section should be a person; it would be useful to have their lifespan details: '<h4>History and etymology</h4> <p>The term ‘bladder ears’ has been coined by the American paediatric radiologists <strong>R. Parker Allen</strong> '

Lint: bladder-ears