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Hipertensión arterial

5. Hipertensión arterial. Displasia fibromuscular. 14. 6. NEFROCALCINOSIS. 15. 4. 5. 5. 5. 6. NEFROLITIASIS. Oxalosis. 16. 7. TUMORES Y PATOLOGÍA SISTÉMICA: Hemihipertrofia y Tumor de Wilms. 17. 7. TUMORES Y PATOLOGÍA SISTÉMICA: Linfoma. 18.

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Hipertensión arterial

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  1. 5 Hipertensión arterial Displasia fibromuscular 14

  2. 6 NEFROCALCINOSIS 15

  3. 4 5 5 5 6 NEFROLITIASIS Oxalosis 16

  4. 7 TUMORES Y PATOLOGÍA SISTÉMICA: Hemihipertrofia y Tumor de Wilms 17

  5. 7 TUMORES Y PATOLOGÍA SISTÉMICA: Linfoma 18

  6. PATOLOGÍA PEDIÁTRICA Y AFECTACIÓN RENAL: Angiomatosis pieloureteral 8 19

  7. 8 PATOLOGÍA PEDIÁTRICA Y AFECTACIÓN RENAL: Síndrome de la triada 20

  8. 8 PATOLOGÍA PEDIÁTRICA Y AFECTACIÓN RENAL: Síndrome megavejiga, microcolon, hipoperistaltismo 21

  9. 8 PATOLOGÍA PEDIÁTRICA Y AFECTACIÓN RENAL: Síndrome nefrótico tipo finlandés 22

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