Titlebook: Radiological Imaging of the Ureter; Francis Joffre (Professor, Chef de Service),Philip Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Tu

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ENACT

Strategy for Ureteral Imaging,Except in some particular circumstances, the lack of specificity of most clinical signs makes it necessary to carry out a first-line screening radiological examination that allows a fast and effective evaluation of the whole urinary tract.

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Francis Joffre (Professor, Chef de Service),PhilipFirst book to be devoted specifically to ureteral imaging.Covers all currently used imaging techniques, both new and traditional.Includes high-quality informative images

薄膜

The Normal Ureter,e bladder (Fig. 2.1). The length of the adult ureter varies from 28 to 32 cm. Its diameter varies from 4 to 6 mm (outer diameter), and from 2 to 4 mm (inner diameter), depending on the level at which it is measured.

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Ureteral Malformations, in adults. Knowledge of normal and abnormal development of the ureter allows an understanding of the imaging findings. In this chapter, congenital anomalies of the uretero-pyelic junction will not be considered as true ureteral malformations.

MAOIS

Ureteral Diseases of Extrinsic Origin,gions may have an impact on the ureter. Most extrinsic disorders, whether tumoral or not, compress without direct extension and frequently displace the ureter. However, the mechanism of ureteral involvement by extrinsic malignancies can be different (.; .):

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The Normal Ureter,e bladder (Fig. 2.1). The length of the adult ureter varies from 28 to 32 cm. Its diameter varies from 4 to 6 mm (outer diameter), and from 2 to 4 mm (inner diameter), depending on the level at which it is measured.

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Ureteral Malformations, in adults. Knowledge of normal and abnormal development of the ureter allows an understanding of the imaging findings. In this chapter, congenital anomalies of the uretero-pyelic junction will not be considered as true ureteral malformations.

警告

Ureters in Pregnancy, generally increases in severity as pregnancy advances. This frequency is not related to the number of pregnancies, and its regression is usual during the first 8 weeks after delivery. Dilatation is located on the upper cavities and on the lumbar ureters. Their pelvic portion is always normal. The d