Imperial Rule ed. by Alexei Miller, Alfred J. Rieber (review)

Liebich, André

doi:10.1353/imp.2006.0079

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2006

DOI: 10.1353/imp.2006.0079

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Imperial Rule ed. by Alexei Miller, Alfred J. Rieber (review)

André Liebich¹

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“…Ureteral glands are especially numerous in the proximal ureter and are unique to the equine urinary tract. 4 The glands produce the light-gray opaque mucus observed in the fistula at surgery and in the ureter at autopsy. Prolonged mucus production in combination with spatially adjacent inflammation was the nidus for the subsequent ureterocutaneous fistula formation.…”

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Pyelonephritic end-stage kidney and ureterocutaneous fistula in a Shetland pony

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A 12-y-old Shetland Pony was presented with a mucus-secreting fistula in the right paralumbar fossa. Surgery was performed to unravel the origin of the fistula. The horse died under anesthesia and was forwarded to autopsy. The right kidney was markedly atrophic and fibrotic, consistent with unilateral end-stage kidney. The right ureter was markedly thickened, but with luminal continuity leading into the urinary bladder where a partial obstruction caused by nodular para-ureteral fat necrosis was evident. The lumen of the cutaneous fistula was continuous with the right ureter; therefore, we diagnosed the lesion as a ureterocutaneous fistula. Anomalies of the ureter are uncommon, and ureterocutaneous fistula formation in equids has not been reported previously to our knowledge.

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Potential Evaluations of Biomass Energy in Japanese Municipalities

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Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, Japan

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Imperial Rule ed. by Alexei Miller, Alfred J. Rieber (review)

Cited by 2 publications

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Pyelonephritic end-stage kidney and ureterocutaneous fistula in a Shetland pony

Pyelonephritic end-stage kidney and ureterocutaneous fistula in a Shetland pony

Potential Evaluations of Biomass Energy in Japanese Municipalities

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