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Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology Volume 6, 1972 - Issue 3
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Original Article

Primary Tumours of the Ureter

Kjell Johannes Tveter Division of Urology, Surgical Department A, and the Departnient of Radiology, Rikshospilalet, Oslo, Norway
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Willy Mathisen Division of Urology, Surgical Department A, and the Departnient of Radiology, Rikshospilalet, Oslo, Norway
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Ivar Enge Division of Urology, Surgical Department A, and the Departnient of Radiology, Rikshospilalet, Oslo, Norway
Pages 299-303 | Accepted 25 Sep 1971, Published online: 09 Jul 2009
 
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Abstract

Four cases of primary ureteral tumour are presented. The significance of cytologic examination of the urine and complete visualization of the entire ureter by either intravenous or retrograde urography is stressed.

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