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Posted 01/27/05 - 01:02 PM:
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Which of the following cause bilateral hydronephrosis ?
A. Prostatic carcinoma
B. Renal cell carcinoma
C. Staghorn calculus
D. Chronic GN
E. Retroperitoneal fibrosis
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Posted 01/27/05 - 01:18 PM:
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is it "a"
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Posted 01/27/05 - 01:20 PM:
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No, carcinoma at the posterior lobe, so normally there is no compression

Hyperplasia of prostate will have compression
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Posted 01/27/05 - 01:21 PM:
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i m confused with this also?Staghorn calculus
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Posted 01/27/05 - 01:25 PM:
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In fact it is Retroperitoneal fibrosis ( a systemic disease look like scleroderma, Riedel thyroiditis etc. )


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