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case_images: (a) The baby a few hours after birth. During bladder tap. Ambiguous genitalia can be observed. (b) Enlarged bladder extending to the middle of the abdomen. (c) A pea-shaped left kidney expanded by urine recuring from the bladder (from right to left).
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case_images: The right kidney was not clearly visualized and was seen as an echogenic structure measuring 20 x 9 mm (Figure 1). At birth, the infant has a prune-like appearance of her abdominal wall muscles, ambiguous genitalia, patent urachus, and an imperforated anus (Figure 1).
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case_images: (a) Hydrometrocolpos and (b) small intestine obstruction (from the right to left).
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case_images: She was diagnosed with intestinal obstruction necessitating another surgery (Figure 2).
case_images: DMSA renal scan.
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case_images: She was diagnosed with prune belly syndrome with a poor prognosis (Figure 3).