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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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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Ureters in Pregnancy, 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 dilatation predominates on the right side in 80%–90% of cases (.).