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Unilateral multicystic kidney associated with 17q12 duplication, presenting with mass effect symptoms in a young patient

Unilateral multicystic kidney associated with 17q12 duplication, presenting with mass effect symptoms in a young patient Cystic renal diseases are a complex group of conditions that range in severity from mild

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Unilateral multicystic kidney associated with 17q12 duplication, presenting with mass effect symptoms in a young patient peer_reviewed · published 2026-05-08 · live page
Unilateral multicystic kidney associated with 17q12 duplication, presenting with mass effect symptoms in a young patient Cystic renal diseases are a complex group of conditions that range in severity from mild

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