ureteral neoplasms/fever

A 69-year-old woman visited our hospital with a chief complaint of fever. Five years ago, she was diagnosed as ascending colon cancer and received right hemi-colectomy. One year later, local recurrence with right hydronephrosis was detected, and she received chemotherapy -4 cycles of modified

Combined therapy with irradiation and 8 MHz radiofrequency hyperthermia using a Thermotron-RF Model 8 was undertaken in a patient with advanced ureteral cancer. The patient was a 72-year-old man who noticed lumbago at the end of 1983. CT showed a large ureteral tumor, 73 X 59 mm in size, and two

OBJECTIVE To explore the clinical characteristics of spontaneous urinary extravasation caused by primary lower ureteral cancer. METHODS Eight cases of spontaneous urinary extravasation caused by the obstruction of primary ureteral cancer from January 2005 to June 2010 from Department of Urology,

This report is on 25 patients with primary urothelial tumor in the upper urinary tract who were admitted to our hospital from February, 1969 through January, 1983. The patients were 18 males and 7 females with a mean age of 66 years. The affected side was the right side in 11 cases, the left side in

During the period from April 1984 to July 1993, we investigated the clinical efficacy of local hyperthermia used to treat 110 patients with urological malignancies. We investigated the long-term outcome of 40 (36.4%) responders who exhibited an immediate, partial or better response to the therapy.

Eight-MHz radiofrequency hyperthermia (H) using a Thermotron-RF Model 8, and its combination with irradiation (RH), anticancer drugs (CH) or anticancer drugs plus irradiation (CRH), were carried out for a total of 48 urological malignancies: 10 cases of renal cancer, 1 of renal pelvic cancer, 2 of

Eight-MHz radiofrequency hyperthermia (H) using Thermotron-RF8, and its combination with irradiation (RH), anticancer drugs (CH) or anticancer drugs plus irradiation (CRH), were carried out for a total of 93 urological malignancies: 19 cases of renal cancer, 3 of renal pelvic cancer, 4 of ureteral

OBJECTIVE Ureteroscopy is nowadays one of the techniques most widely used for upper urinary- tract pathology. Our goal is to describe its complications in a large series of patients. METHODS Between June 1994 and February 2005, 2436 patients aged 5 to 87 years underwent retrograde ureteroscopy (2735