Association between severity of prenatally diagnosed hydronephrosis and receipt of surgical intervention postnatally among patients seen at a fetal-maternal center

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RT @CHLAUrology: Please enjoy our latest manuscript publication from the Division of Urology at CHLA - Severity of prenatally diagnosed hyd…

14 Apr 2021

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RT @CHLAUrology: Please enjoy our latest manuscript publication from the Division of Urology at CHLA - Severity of prenatally diagnosed hyd…

14 Apr 2021

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Hey y’all! I actually do some research every once in a while 🤪

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Please enjoy our latest manuscript publication from the Division of Urology at CHLA - Severity of prenatally diagnosed hydronephrosis was associated with need for surgery and surgery at younger ages among patients at a Fetal-Maternal Center https://t.co/z1

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