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Journal of Urology, 1983
We report on 17 female and 4 male patients with single ectopic ureters, 9 of whom also had vaginal ectopic ureters. The clinicopathological features and surgical management are presented, with particular emphasis on the associated renal dysplasia and the complete excision of the ectopic ureteral stump.
T, Gotoh +4 more
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We report on 17 female and 4 male patients with single ectopic ureters, 9 of whom also had vaginal ectopic ureters. The clinicopathological features and surgical management are presented, with particular emphasis on the associated renal dysplasia and the complete excision of the ectopic ureteral stump.
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British Journal of Urology, 1969
Objectives To correlate renal function with the site of the ectopic orifice in patients with a single ectopic ureter and to evaluate the role of ureteric reimplantation in the preservation of renal function. Patients and methods Forty-four patients (41 female, age 1.5 months to 20 years) with a single ectopic ureter have been managed in ...
J H, Johnston, T J, Davenport
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Objectives To correlate renal function with the site of the ectopic orifice in patients with a single ectopic ureter and to evaluate the role of ureteric reimplantation in the preservation of renal function. Patients and methods Forty-four patients (41 female, age 1.5 months to 20 years) with a single ectopic ureter have been managed in ...
J H, Johnston, T J, Davenport
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Radiology, 1967
The termination of the normal ureter is in the posterior bladder wall at the superior lateral margin of the trigone. An ectopic ureter inserts more medially and caudally in the bladder, urethra, or genital tract. Usually, ectopic ureters drain the upper portion of a double system.
H, Grossman +2 more
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The termination of the normal ureter is in the posterior bladder wall at the superior lateral margin of the trigone. An ectopic ureter inserts more medially and caudally in the bladder, urethra, or genital tract. Usually, ectopic ureters drain the upper portion of a double system.
H, Grossman +2 more
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Journal of the Faculty of Radiologists, 1957
Summary The radiological features of ectopic ureter in childhood are described and explained together with three illustrative cases. These three cases were under the care of Mr. David Levi and Dr. Ian Anderson in the Westminster Children's Hospital, and I wish to express my grateful thanks to them both for their kind co-operation.
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Summary The radiological features of ectopic ureter in childhood are described and explained together with three illustrative cases. These three cases were under the care of Mr. David Levi and Dr. Ian Anderson in the Westminster Children's Hospital, and I wish to express my grateful thanks to them both for their kind co-operation.
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Veterinary Record, 1976
Ectopic ureter in the dog is only sporadically reported. A case in an adult golden retriever is described.
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Ectopic ureter in the dog is only sporadically reported. A case in an adult golden retriever is described.
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British Journal of Urology, 1974
Summary The embryology of the single ectopic ureter is discussed. 3 cases of single ectopic ureter, 1 bilateral and 2 unilateral, are described together with the methods of investigation and treatment.
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Summary The embryology of the single ectopic ureter is discussed. 3 cases of single ectopic ureter, 1 bilateral and 2 unilateral, are described together with the methods of investigation and treatment.
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Journal of Urology, 1986
The ectopic ureter is less common in male than in female patients. It usually terminates proximally to the external sphincter in the seminal vesicle or vas deferens, and usually involves a nonduplicated drainage system of a dysplastic kidney. Men characteristically present with lower tract symptoms, often epididymitis, a cystic or boggy periprostatic ...
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The ectopic ureter is less common in male than in female patients. It usually terminates proximally to the external sphincter in the seminal vesicle or vas deferens, and usually involves a nonduplicated drainage system of a dysplastic kidney. Men characteristically present with lower tract symptoms, often epididymitis, a cystic or boggy periprostatic ...
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Bilateral single ectopic ureter
Urology, 1988A case of single bilateral ureteral ectopia is presented. Patient underwent bilateral ureteral reimplantation with right ureteral tailoring, with a satisfactory result.
J, Esteban, A, Gutierrez
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Archivos espanoles de urologia, 1981
Ten cases are presented of ectopic openings of the ureter. The authors stress the embryological considerations concerning this congenital malformation as well as the clinical and radiological characteristics and the means of diagnosis applied in our patients.
L, Ibarz Servio +2 more
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Ten cases are presented of ectopic openings of the ureter. The authors stress the embryological considerations concerning this congenital malformation as well as the clinical and radiological characteristics and the means of diagnosis applied in our patients.
L, Ibarz Servio +2 more
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Der Urologe. Ausg. A, 1984
The different forms of ureteral ectopy can be explained embryologically. Ureteral ectopy is caused by the premature appearance of the ureteral bud on the Wolffian duct. We find this rare malformation more frequent in women. We have seen 19 patients with ureteral ectopy, 15 with duplicated ureters and 4 patients with single ectopy.
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The different forms of ureteral ectopy can be explained embryologically. Ureteral ectopy is caused by the premature appearance of the ureteral bud on the Wolffian duct. We find this rare malformation more frequent in women. We have seen 19 patients with ureteral ectopy, 15 with duplicated ureters and 4 patients with single ectopy.
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