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All of the following are true regarding the anatomical relationships of the kidney and ureter, EXCEPT:

APosterior relationships include the diaphragm, the psoas major and quadratus lumborum muscles
BThe upper pole of the kidney may be in contact with the pleura in the veebral coastal trigone
CThe ureter enters the hilus in front of the renal vein
DIn the female, the ureter passes through the uterosacral ligament and then the lateral cervical ligament before entering the bladder
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