Right Kidney Is Mildly Dilated - Mild Hydronephrosis Right Side

Right Kidney is mildly dilated

Asked for Female, 15 Years

Mild hydronephrosis right side due to suspected partial PUJ obstruction.what does this mean and treatment plz tell me.

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Dr. Abdul Munnon Durrani

Urological Surgeon 14 yrs exp Delhi

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would need urological evalutaion

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