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Bilaterally Enlarged Echogenic and Cystic Fetal Kidneys: HNF1B-Related Disease in the Differential Diagnosis

Bilaterally Enlarged Echogenic and Cystic Fetal Kidneys: HNF1B-Related Disease in the Differential Diagnosis

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Indexed from **openalex** on 2026-11-13 (relevance 1.00, tier peer_reviewed).

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Evidence (1 quote)

Bilaterally Enlarged Echogenic and Cystic Fetal Kidneys: HNF1B-Related Disease in the Differential Diagnosis Bilaterally enlarged hyperechogenic fetal kidneys with visible cysts represent a diagnostically challenging phenotype that may occ

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Bilaterally Enlarged Echogenic and Cystic Fetal Kidneys: HNF1B-Rela... openalex 2026-10-20 yesterday 1.00