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Acar O et al. – In fetuses with prenatal ultrasound signs consistent with infravesical obstruction urinary levels of cystatin C progressively increase in consecutive samples. Amniotic fluid may represent fetal urine sample in suspected prenatal infravesical obstruction in terms of cystatin C level. Amniotic fluid cystatin C level was significantly increased in obstructed fetuses compared to normal controls. Cystatin C level in amniotic fluid sample may be sufficient to provide prognostic information in prenatally diagnosed infravesical obstruction.


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