An enlarged Column of Bertin is typically caused by variations in renal anatomy or developmental anomalies. It can also result from conditions such as renal hypertrophy or certain vascular conditions that increase blood flow to the renal cortex. In some cases, it may be mistaken for renal masses, so imaging studies like ultrasound or CT scans are often used for accurate diagnosis.
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