Agenesis is often not diagnosed because:
A) the kidney is displaced from its normal position.
B) it is a genetic defect and asymptomatic until mid-life.
C) the two functioning kidneys are fused together.
D) it is usually asymptomatic as one kidney provides adequate function.

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Agenesis is often not diagnosed because it is usually asymptomatic; one functioning kidney can provide adequate renal function, compensating for the absence of the other.

Agenesis Is Often Not Diagnosed Because