1. Prenatal diagnosis of urinary tract abnormalities by ultrasound. Pediatrics 1986; 78: 879-83. VUR is quoted as being 17%,21 although this was based on a group of only 24 kidneys in 15;Helin, I.; Persson, P.H.
2. Antenatal diagnosis and subsequent management of hydronephrosis;Blyth, B.; Snyder, H.M.; Duckett, J.W.;Jf Urol; children. Figures up to 60% have been reported, but these populations did not have,1993
3. Fetal uropathy. Brj Urol;Thomas, D.F.M.,1990
4. Incidental vesicoureteral reflux in neonates with antenatally detected solely primary VUR." In excluding 'dysplastic' kidneys, based on ultrasound criteria of hydronephrosis and other renal abnormalities;Zerin, J.M.; Ritchey, M.L.; Chang, A.C.H.;Radiology,1993
5. Neonatal hydronephroincreased parenchymal echogenicity, abnormal corticomedullary differentiation, and reduced sis in the era of sonography;Brown, T.; Mandell, J.; Lebowitz, R.L.;AJR,1987