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Title: Interstate medical journal
Year: 1917 (1910s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: St. Louis, : Interstate Medical Journal
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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Fig. 8.—A stone cast of the right pelvis, with separate stone nodules in the lowercalices. The arrow points to a stone nodule in the stump of the left ureter,the left kidney having been removed. For clinical history see case V. Childs: Stone Casts of Renal Pelvis and Calices
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Childs: Stone Casts of Renal Pelvis and Calices 359 urination, particularly at night, having to empty the bladder three or fourtimes each night. Urine contained pus in large quantity, was acid in reaction,and tubercle bacilli were found in the urine. The cystoscopic examination report by Dr. Spitzer is as follows: Bothcatheters entered the ureters readily; left urine was clear; right urine con-sisted of nearly pure pus and contained no urea, while the urine from the leftside showed 3% percent urea. The bladder mucosa was inflamed about theright ureteral mouth, and several tubercles were seen in this inflamed area,the ureteral opening presenting a golf hole appearance. The left ureteralopening and the left side of the bladder mucosa were normal. From the bladder appearance alone, both Dr. Filipp Kreisel, of Chicago, andkidney pelvis and calices, and in addition one large stone mass considered tobe in an abscess cavity in the kidney proper, as in the stereoscope this mass isseen anterio

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