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NBME 15 Answers ↦

nbme15/Block 4/Question#7 (4.5 difficulty score)
A 17-year-old boy with chronic renal ...
Hydronephrosis🔍
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submitted by baja_blast(39),

Anyone know why this was Hydronephrosis and not Staghorn Calculus??

hchairston  There are no calculi in the image. The image shows a dilated ureter, you know it's a ureter because there is an opening into the hilum of the kidney. +1  



one does not simply “walk into mordor”