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Ureteral involvement by metastatic disease

Urologic radiology, 1980
Ureteral obstruction secondary to metastases from distant primary tumors may be studied by urography, pyelography, venography and lymphagiography. An added dimension to the study of this disease process is obtained by the use of sonography and computed tomography since these techniques are better able to demonstrate the extent of the disease in the ...
M A, Ambos, M A, Bosniak, A J, Megibow, B, Raghavendra   +3 more
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Multimodality Imaging of Ureteric Disease

Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2012
The proximal ureter (upper) extends from the ureteropelvic junction to where the ureter crosses the sacroiliac joint, the middle ureter courses over the bony pelvis and iliac vessels, and the distal or pelvic (lower) ureter extends from the iliac vessels to the bladder.
Puneet, Bhargava, Manjiri K, Dighe, Jean Hwa, Lee, Carolyn, Wang   +3 more
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Ureteral Obstruction in Hydatid Disease

Australasian Radiology, 1991
ABSTRACTA case of ureteric obstruction in renal hydatid disease is reported. This unusual complication possibly occurred following surgery. To the best of our knowledge, this has not been previously reported.
S A, Merchant, V H, Patel, R, Relekar, R D, Bapat   +3 more
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Ureteral involvement by metastatic malignant disease

Clinical & Experimental Metastasis, 2019
Ureteral metastases from other primary cancers are very rare. Treatment of these metastases is difficult and outcomes are poor. A thorough literature review was done with the aim of finding characteristics that may influence survival rates of patients with ureteral metastases.
Jieping Hu, Jun Deng, Ju Guo, Bin Fu
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DISEASE OF URETERAL REMNANT FOLLOWING NEPHRECTOMY

Archives of Surgery, 1955
PATIENTS who have recurring urological symptoms following nephrectomy present a special problem to the practitioner. In many cases, nephrectomy has been done for pyohydronephrosis, calculus formation, or other obvious pathology, yet the symptoms for which the patient consulted his physician persist or sometimes recur many years after the operation.
J T, MASON, W A, COBURN
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Genetic architecture and mechanisms shared between kidney and ureteral stones, cardiovascular diseases, and metabolic syndrome: A comprehensive GWAS analysis

Biochemistry and Biophysics Reports
Absctract: Background: Our study aims to investigate the shared genetic architecture between kidney and ureteral stones (KUS) and cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), as well as metabolic syndrome (MetS), and explore the shared risk loci, potentially ...
Zhengkai Huang, Xianghu Meng
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Ureteral duplication and prostatic disease

Urology, 1974
Abstract The coincidence of ureteral duplication and prostatic disease often causes adverse interactions between the two conditions, creates difficulties in diagnosis, complicates treatment, and lengthens postprostatectomy follow-up. A logical grouping of the characteristic problems is offered as an aid to their recognition and has been found useful ...
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MANAGEMENT OF URETERIC STONE DISEASE

2023
Ureteric stone disease is a common problem with rising incidence in the past few decades due to present lifestyle as well as better technology leading to early detection. However, it is also associated with complete cure and can even be prevented with proper measures.
Dr. Ashi Verma, Dr. Krishna Kant , Singh, Dr. Jitendra Kushwaha   +2 more
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Is ureteral endometriosis an asymmetric disease?

BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2000
Six cases of endometriosis obstructing the left ureter were observed among 1054 consecutive patients undergoing surgery in an eight‐year period. In addition, 125 women with ureteral endometriosis (left‐sided, n= 66; right‐sided, n= 40; bilateral, n= 19) were described in 62 articles identified in a systematic review of the English language literature ...
P. Vercellini, A. Pisacreta, A. Pesole, S. Vicentini, G. Stellato, P. G. Crosignani   +5 more
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Crohn's disease simulating tuberculous ureteritis

International Urology and Nephrology, 1973
A case of ureteral obstruction due to perforation of an ileal segment, affected by Crohn's disease, into the extraperitoneal space is described. After a right hemicolectomy combined with uretero-cutaneous fistula and subsequent replacement of the ureter by ileum, the patient is in very good condition. Urinary stasis has completely ceased. The following
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