British Journal of Urology · 1954 · 11 citations · 7 references
MedicineUrologyUrodynamicsUrologic SurgeryHydronephrosis AssessmentUrinary DysfunctionElectrical Urologic InjuryHydronephrosis DetectionUreter AnatomyUreteral Anatomy
SUMMARY Two cases of hydro‐ureter and hydronephrosis are recorded in which normal electrical activity was demonstrated in the dilated portion of the ureter 3 and 5 cm. from the bladder. No appreciable electrical activity could be recorded from the undilated portion of either of these ureters. These findings are interpreted to mean failure of normal peristalsis at the lower end of the ureter, which causes passive obstruction and slowly increasing dilatation of the ureter above the inactive segment.
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A new surgical treatment for Hirschsprung's disease.
THE ELECTRO‐URETEROGRAM <sup>1</sup>
Howard G. Hanley · British Journal of Urology · 1953 · 34 citations