Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to R H Bard.
A retrospective review of cases of renal adenocarcinoma during a five-year period revealed 6 cases with a papillary histologic organization. Closer examination indicates that papillary adenocarcinoma of the kidney is a slow-growing neoplasm with a clinical prognosis that appears to be considerably better than in other types of cellular organization.
A 24-year-old man underwent a left radical nephrectomy for a mass that was found to be a Wilms tumor. The postoperative course, consisting of combined radiotherapy and chemotherapy, is discussed and the recent literature is reviewed.
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In the past five years there have been significant advances in the diagnosis and treatment of operative and nonoperative forms of hypertension. Several areas of specific interest to urologists will be discussed.
Adenocarcinoma of the kidney in children and adolescents is believed to be a rare disease. Although only 57 cases 1,2 have been described in the world literature, many others, no doubt, have occurred and have not been reported. Herein reported is an unusual case of a very small neoplasm in which urinary cytologic study aided in the diagnosis.
A three-month-old white baby girl was found to have marked hydroureteronephrosis associated with ectopic, nonduplicated ureters and horseshoe kidney. Her clinical and radiographic course are discussed.
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