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hydroureter

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hydroureter /hy·dro·ure·ter/ (-u-re´ter) distention of the ureter with urine or watery fluid, due to obstruction.
hy·dro·u·re·ter (hdr-y-rtr, -yr-)
n.
The distention of the ureter with urine due to blockage. Also called uroureter.
hydroureter [hi″dro-u-re´ter]
distention of the ureter with fluid, due to obstruction.
hydroureter
distention of the ureter with fluid, due to obstruction.
hydroureter
A urine distended ureter. See Hydronephrosis.
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