Ureterocele: A Clinical Study of Sixty-Eight Cases in Fifty-Two Adults

Natvig, Trygve

doi:10.1111/j.1464-410x.1960.tb03753.x

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“…A similar even distribution of cases was found in the series described by Thompson and Kelalis (1964), and Aas (1960) reported similar findings.…”

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confidence: 88%

“…This is precisely the sex incidence recorded by Aas (1960), whose series comprised adults only. On the other hand, Thompson and Kelalis (1964) found a female-to-male ratio of 4 : I.…”

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confidence: 54%

“…Ureterocele has been defined as 'an intravesical dilatation of the lower end of the ureter' (Aas, 1960). A ureterocele presents a striking appearance on cystoscopy.…”

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Ureterocele

Shaw¹

1973

Journal of British Surgery

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Ureterocele occurs more frequently in the female than in the male and may present at any age. The ectopic ureterocele must be distinguished from the orthotopic variety. Small ureteroceles are often symptomless, but larger ones may cause loin pain, retention of urine, and external prolapse. There is an increased incidence of duplication in cases of ureterocele. Attention is drawn to the significance of dilatation of the intramural ureter which leads to reflux after incision of a ureterocele. Small symptomless ureteroceles need no treatment. Although perurethral diathermy incision may be followed by reflux there is a place for this treatment in adults. Large ureteroceles and those presenting in childhood should be treated by open excision employing a reflux‐preventing technique.

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“…A similar even distribution of cases was found in the series described by Thompson and Kelalis (1964), and Aas (1960) reported similar findings.…”

Section: Methodssupporting

confidence: 88%

“…This is precisely the sex incidence recorded by Aas (1960), whose series comprised adults only. On the other hand, Thompson and Kelalis (1964) found a female-to-male ratio of 4 : I.…”

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confidence: 54%

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Ureterocele

Shaw¹

1973

Journal of British Surgery

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“…The overall incidence of stones in ureteroceles varies from 4 to 39% these are generally solitary [4]. An adult ureterocele presentation with calculi in the women as in the present two cases is uncommon [5]. As in the case of children such cases are usually diagnosed in the adults during an investigation for urinary sepsis, dysuria, voiding difficulty, flank colics or hematuria.…”

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“…As in the case of children such cases are usually diagnosed in the adults during an investigation for urinary sepsis, dysuria, voiding difficulty, flank colics or hematuria. Stones frequently complicate adult ureteroceles; it is believed that this may be due to associated ureteral atony with urinary stasis that may contribute to urolithiasis [5].…”

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Adult bilateral non-obstructing orthotopic ureteroceles with multiple calculi: endoscopic management with review of literature

Singh

2007

Int Urol Nephrol

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We describe and report two cases of bilateral symptomatic ureterocele with calculi in two young adult women. They were successfully managed endoscopically by a transverse meatotomy and stone extraction done bilaterally in a single operative session. The 6th month postoperative voiding cystourethrogram showed no reflux. The literature regarding the incidence, occurrence, diagnosis and management of this uncommon condition in adults has been reviewed and discussed.

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Vesico-ureteric reflux after transurethral meatotomy

1967

Journal of British Surgery

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then so placed below, and in front of, the projector that no shadow of the camera is cast upon the patient's chest, and the photograph is then taken. SUMMARYThe aetiology of funnel chest and allied deformities is reviewed. It is considered that a failure of osteogenesis and chondrogenesis is more likely to be the aetiological factor, than a primary maldevelopment of the diaphragm.A technique for recording these deformities is described.

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Ureterocele: A Clinical Study of Sixty-Eight Cases in Fifty-Two Adults

Cited by 38 publications

References 18 publications

Ureterocele

Ureterocele

Adult bilateral non-obstructing orthotopic ureteroceles with multiple calculi: endoscopic management with review of literature

Vesico-ureteric reflux after transurethral meatotomy

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