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The adipose capsule attaches the kidneys to the retroperitoneum. It is also known as the perinephric fat or perineal fat.

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What attaches the kidneys to the retroperitoneum?

the abdominal walls


What is located behind the peritoneum?

There is one set of organs that is located behind or outside of the peritoneum but still within the abdominal cavity - these are the kidneys. They are said to be located in the retroperitoneum.


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The Renal artery attaches to the Kidneys.


What is the prefix of the word retroperitoneum?

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Where is the kidney situated?

The kidney is located behind the abdominal cavity in the retroperitoneum.


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It depends some mollusks may or may not have kidneys. Usually they have 2 kidneys.


Is Oligohydramnios related to the kidneys?

Oligohydramnios usually associated with absence of both kidneys


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What does it mean when Portions of the disc of the retroperitoneum are unremarkable?

Unremarkable means there was nothing unusual about them.


Do the size of kidneys decrease with time?

The size of kidneys don't usually decrease in size over time.


What are the problems with having 3 kidneys?

Three kidneys are relatively uncommon. It usually is only discovered by accident as it rarely causes symptoms. It usually means that one of the kidneys were split into two prior to birth. It can be associated with infections and kidney stones, but usually causes no symptoms at all.