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From Prostate Enlargement to Bladder Stone: Large Bladder Stone as a Complication of Long-Standing BPH: A Case Study. [PDF]
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Fibroepithelial Polyp of the Proximal Ureter Presenting as Chronic Hematuria and Hydronephrosis in an Adolescent: A Case Report. [PDF]
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Adult primary obstructive megaureter revealed by a 2-cm ureterovesical junction stone. [PDF]
Karmouch Y +4 more
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[A method of radiographic examination and confirmation of the diagnosis of urinary bladder calculi].
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Uracil-induced calculi and proliferative lesions of the mouse urinary bladder
Carcinogenesis, 1988Uracil fed as 3% of the diet to rats produces urinary calculi and consequent proliferative lesions of the bladder epithelium, including papillomatosis. We evaluated the effects of dietary uracil in two strains of mice and compared the results in males and females.
Samuel Cohen +2 more
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The risk of bladder cancer in patients with urinary calculi: a meta-analysis
Urolithiasis, 2018The objective of this meta-analysis was to evaluate the association between a history of urinary calculi (UC) and the risk of bladder cancer (BC). A literature search was performed from inception until July 2017. Studies that reported odds ratios (OR), relative risks or hazard ratios comparing the risk of BC in patients with the history of UC vs those ...
Zhang, Yu +5 more
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Clinical Radiology, 1985
Four patients with giant urinary bladder calculi are presented. All were males with bladder outflow obstruction. The literature on the subject is reviewed.
M H, Dahniya, L, Gordon-Harris
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Four patients with giant urinary bladder calculi are presented. All were males with bladder outflow obstruction. The literature on the subject is reviewed.
M H, Dahniya, L, Gordon-Harris
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Do urinary calculi increase risk of bladder pain syndrome?
Nature Reviews Urology, 2012John W Warren
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Follow-up of patients treated for urinary bladder calculi
International Urology and Nephrology, 1990Fifty patients were followed-up for an average of 3 years after treatment for urinary bladder calculi. In 10 of these (20%) altogether 20 metabolic or endocrine diagnoses were revealed at follow-up: hypercalcaemia, 8; hyperuricosaemia, 4; high parathormone, 3; hyperuricosuria, 2; hypercalciuria, 2: hyperoxaluria, 1.
B, Bergman, E, Nygaardh
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