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Patient comes to the ED complaining of palpitations. Refers to have a "loose kidney". At palpation, it seems that he has agenesy of abdominal muscles. Would that be a milder form of Prune-belly syndrome? Refers to have passed for one surgery when a child, doesn't know which.

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