American practitioner and news . 34 The American Practitioner and News. Unilateral Ureteral 10.—One of the duplicate ureters is dilated in thesubject on the right of the illustration. In other words itis a hydro-ureter. Ureteral crossing exists; ureteral spi-rality and crossing exists. I secured these specimens atautopsy. In a series of 100 consecutive autopsies I se-cured six per cent, of partial or complete ureteral Fig. 10. Disease in Duplicate Ureters. 35 Partial Unilateral Ureteral Duplicity—(Dextra). Fig. 11.—Male foetus. -Ventral view.—-Left kidney andureter n
American practitioner and news . 34 The American Practitioner and News. Unilateral Ureteral 10.—One of the duplicate ureters is dilated in thesubject on the right of the illustration. In other words itis a hydro-ureter. Ureteral crossing exists; ureteral spi-rality and crossing exists. I secured these specimens atautopsy. In a series of 100 consecutive autopsies I se-cured six per cent, of partial or complete ureteral Fig. 10. Disease in Duplicate Ureters. 35 Partial Unilateral Ureteral Duplicity—(Dextra). Fig. 11.—Male foetus. -Ventral view.—-Left kidney andureter normal. Right ureteral hydroureter. Prom theproximal isthmuse of the right ureter a ureter (blind)arises and again enters (blind) the same ureter in the ureteral pelvic dilatation. There is one vesical ureteralorifice in the right side of the trigone. It is an oblitera-ted ureteral lost—a rare specimen. Death from pulmonaryatelectasis. This is the only ease of this kind that I haveobserved in specimens or literature. The duplication ofthe ureter belongs neither to the proximal or distal ends—the accessory ureteral loop belongs to the middle portionot the ureter. (Drawn from specimen in Prague Patholo-gic Institute, and presented to me by Prof. Kretz).
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