[Flow cytometry in urinary tract malignancies. I. Cytological diagnosis by DNA histogram of exfoliative cells in bladder cancer (author's transl)].
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A case of polyostotic fibrous dysplasia is presented in which the extent of bony lesions was defined on the results of the CT scan and bone scan with 99m Tc polyphosphate in addition to conventional radiography. These diagnostic procedures appear to be of considerable value in defining the extent of a variety of oral-maxillofacial bony lesions. This report describes the comparative findings from 99m Tc polyphosphate bone imaging and computed tomography (CT) in one patient with polyostotic fibrous dysplasia.
Retrovesical sarcoma is rare. We report the first documented case of retrovesical chondrosarcoma. The patient underwent pelvic evisceration with creation of anileocecal conduit and colostomy. There have been no signs of local recurrence or metastasis.
Serum-ionized calcium (Ca++) was measured in 65 patients with idiopathic calcium urolithiasis. The patients were then divided into hypercalciuric and normocalciuric groups based on the mean + SD of the control group, with greater than 180 mg/24 h in males and greater than 176 mg/24 h in females defined as hypercalciuria. The results showed a decrease in the tubular reabsorption of calcium in the hypercalciuric group, but not in the normocalciuric group. The hypercalciuric group was then further divided into group I with increased filtered load and group II with with normal filtered load. It was suggested that the group I hypercalciurics had absorptive hypercalciuria and group II renal hypercalciuria.
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The first case of bilateral trifid ureters associated with fused kidney, ureterovesical stenosis, a left undescended testicle and angioma of the bladder is reported. Bilateral ureteroneocystostomy and left orchiopexy were done. The patient is well 3 months postoperatively with no urinary tract infection and stable renal function.
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