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Renal segmental hypoplasia-induced Hypertension
Introduction
Overview
Overview
Renal segmental hypoplasia-induced hypertension is high blood pressure resulting from either an abnormally developed kidney (birth defect) or from damage to the kidney resulting from vesicureteral reflux.
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