Strahlenwirkungen

Frommolt,; Rump,; Schubert,; Meyer, Ralph M.; Lahm,

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“…Recently, Michaels (1948) has reviewed papers by Feitel ( I~o I ) , Frommolt (1928, 1932), Harper (1942)~ Nitch (1932, Robinson (1904) and Sampson (1904). He concludes that the ureter receives short local branches, which are constant, from the renal, uterine and vesical arteries, a branch from either the hypogastric or common iliac vessels, and an inconstant supply from the ovarian artery.…”

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“…In Wertheim's (1912) series of 500 cases of radical hysterectomy fistulae occurred in about 7 per cent. An incidence of ureteric fistulae ranging from 6 to 12 per cent is reported by Frommolt (1928), Lenormant (1924), Meigs (1945) and Thomas, Carter and Parker (1948). According to Meigs ureteral fistula is still " the only really serious and annoying complication " , and Lynch (1940) states that the radical operation is not justified until ureteral fistulae can be avoided.…”

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The Blood Supply to the Lower End of the Ureter and Its Relation to Wertheim's Hysterectomy*

Racker¹,

Braithwaite

1951

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A S S~S~U P L~Lecturer in Anatomy, University of Manckester KECENTLY, interest has been renewed in radical surgery for the treatment of uterine carcinoma. Previously, the main objections to surgery were the high mortality rate and, in a percentage of cases, the occurrence of ureteric or, less commonly, vesical fistulae as a post-operative complication. The former has been reduced, but the latter remains, and its gravity can be appreciated by the fact that the ultimate treatment of uretero-vaginal fistula is nephrectomy (Merenyi, 1948; Millin, 17, 484.

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