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Identifier: transactionsofwe1917west (find matches)
Title: Transactions of the Western Surgical Association
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Western Surgical Association
Subjects: Surgery General Surgery
Publisher: Minneapolis : Press of the Journal-Lancet
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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Pig. 3 (A 177181). Normal bladder with two ure-ters and meatus on the left side. The aberrantureter crosses the normal one at two distinct points.The supernumerary ureter probably drains the up-per segment of the kidney. AteuraiUi ^ureter on. ^efi, sLoLe•bo lo-ure-c poL.e of k-udiTbeTj
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Fig. 4 (A 177181). The lower ends of the normal and supernumeraryureters. The supernumerary ureter was normal in its diameter for one andone-half inches, where it became markedly dilated as far as could be deter-mined. JUDD 209 The right ureter was exposed through a right rectus extra-,peritoneal incision. The ureter was greatly dilated and thick-ened. It was surprising to find such marked infection in thewall of the ureter, which, of course, was positive indicationthat the kidney was infected. However, we decided to implantthe ureter, and, if necessary, perform a nephrectomy later. Afew days after the operation the patient had considerable painin the region of the right kidney, and there was pus in theurine. Two ureteral catheters were readily passed into thepelvis of the kidney, and continuous pelvic lavage was insti-tuted. From this time on the pain decreased. The woundhealed promptly, although there was slight urinary drainagefrom it for a few days. The incontinence ceased followi

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