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"The term, megaureter, is usually reserved for ureters >7 mm in diameter. The term hydroureteronephrosis (or hydronephroureterosis) may be used when ureteric dilatation occurs in the presence of hydronephrosis."

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"The term, megaureter, is usually reserved for ureters >7 mm in diameter. The term hydroureteronephrosis (or hydronephroureterosis) may be used when ureteric dilatation occurs in the presence of hydronephrosis."

Line 3:103 · Generally, don't use bold in text: '<strong>hydroureteronephrosis</strong>'

"The term, megaureter, is usually reserved for ureters >7 mm in diameter. The term hydroureteronephrosis (or hydronephroureterosis) may be used when ureteric dilatation occurs in the presence of hydronephrosis."

Line 3:146 · Generally, don't use bold in text: '<strong>hydronephroureterosis</strong>'

"acquired"

Line 15:1 · Generally, don't use bold in text: '<strong>acquired</strong>'

"congenital"

Line 50:1 · Generally, don't use bold in text: '<strong>congenital</strong>'
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"residual dilation from a prior obstruction that has recently resolved (e.g. passed urolithiasis)"

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