Abstract
This is a case presentation of pelvic fused kidneys as demonstrated by intravenous pyelogram and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The authors wish to stress the importance of anatomical imaging with MRI in the coronal plane. No reconstruction is required as with computerized tomography.
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