By Jennifer Heisler, RN, About.com
Updated: January 03, 2009
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Normal Kidney Blood Flow
Photo © A.D.A.M.A congenital kidney abnormality is a problem with the kidney that is present at birth. Abnormalities range from abnormal structures, blocked urine flow, unusual position of the kidneys that impairs function or even being born with only one kidney. If the problem is severe enough, kidney failure may result.
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