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Description : This medical presentation on cancer titled "UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS" talks about urothelial carcinoma (transitional cell carcinoma - TCC), is by far the most common type of bladder cancer.

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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS TERRENCE C. DEMOS, MD DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS INCIDENCE URINARY BLADDER (94% OF ALL UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS) RENAL PELVIS (5% OF ALL UROTHELIAL TUMORS) URETER (1% OF ALL UROTHELIAL TUMORS)
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS INCIDENCE URINARY BLADDER (50 THOUSAND NEW CASES BLADDER CA/YEAR IN USA) M:F 3:1 RENAL CELL CARCINOMA OF KIDNEY (15,000 THOUSAND NEW CASES/YEAR IN USA)
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS RISK FACTORS SMOKING ANALGESICS PHENACETIN CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE OCCUPATIONAL CARCINOGENS COAL, ASPHALT, TAR, PETROCHEMICALS, PLASTICS PAPILLARY NECROSIS FAMILIAL CANCER SYNDROMES HEREDITARY NONPOLYPOSIS COLORECTAL CANCER (LYNCH II)
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS COLLECTING SYSTEM DEVELOPES FROM FETAL MESONEPHROS UROEPITHELIAL CA: TRANSITIONAL CELL OR SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA DERIVED FROM MESODERM EPITHELIAL TISSUE RENAL PARENCHYMA DEVELOPES FROM METANEPHRIC BLASTEMA RENAL CELL CA: ADENOCARCINOMA DERIVED FROM TUBULAR EPITHELIUM
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS 90% TRANSITIONAL CELL 9% SQUAMOUS CELL >1% ADENOCARCINOMA SARCOMA UNDIFFERENTIATED BENIGN MESODERMAL
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMOR TRANSITIONAL, SQUAMOUS, AND SARCOMA ELEMENTS
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA CLASSIFICATION PAPILLARY NONPAPILLARY
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA PAPILLARY TYPE 80% 50% ARE INFILTRATIVE MALIGNANCIES NONPAPILLARY TYPE 20% ALL CONSIDERED TO BE MALIGNANT
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PAPILLARY CARCINOMA INVASIVE VERSUS NONINVASIVE
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NONPAPILLARY (FLAT) CARCINOMA INVASIVE VERSUS NONINVASIVE
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TRANSITIONAL CELL TUMORS PATHOLOGIC CLASSIFICATION RANGE WELL DIFFERENTIATED PAPILLOMA (GRADE 1) MALIGNANCY RANGES FROM LOW-GRADE AND SUPERFICIAL TO HIGH-GRADE AND INVASIVE
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS IMAGING MODALITIES EXCRETORY UROGRAM SONOGRAPHY RETROGRADE PYELOGRAM COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY ANGIOGRAPHY
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TRANSITIONAL CELL TUMORS GROSS APPEARANCE ON IMAGING STUDIES SINGLE LESION SMALL AND PAPILLARY TO BULKY AND SESSILE MULTIPLE DISCRETE LESIONS DIFFUSE AND CONFLUENT LESIONS
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TRANSITIONAL CARCINOMA RENAL PELVIS
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS PAPILLARY TYPE STIPPLED APPEARANCE
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA PAPILLARY TYPE STIPPLED APPEARANCE
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA TENDENCY TO BE MULTICENTRIC AND BILATERAL BILATERAL IN UP TO 10% OF PATIENTS (SYNCHRONOUS OR METACHRONOUS) UP TO 1/2 OF PATIENTS WITH CA URETER OR PELVIS WILL DEVELOP BLADDER CARCINOMA
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MULTIPLE TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMAS
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA PROGNOSIS PATIENTS WITH A RENAL PELVIC PAPILLOMA 1/4 WILL DEVELOP A CARCINOMA PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE PAPILLOMAS 1/2 WILL DEVELOP A CARCINOMA PATIENTS WITH BLADDER/URETER TRANSITIONAL NEOPLASM 1/3 ALREADY HAVE ANOTHER BLADDER TCC
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SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA
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SQUAMOUS TUMORS ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTION AND STONES, LEUKOPLAKIA SQUAMOUS METAPLASIA OF TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM MOST ARE SOLITARY CAN BE PAPILLARY OR SESSILE HIGHLY INVASIVE OVERALL, POOR PROGNOSIS
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HEMATURIA SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA INITIAL CT CT 8 MONTHS LATER
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SQUAMOUS TUMORS DIFFICULT TO RECOGNIZE DUE TO UNDERLYING DISEASE INFECTION STONES OFTEN INVASIVE OR METASTATIC AT TIME OF DIAGNOSIS PREDOMINENTLY EXTRALUMINAL MAY APPEAR AS URETERAL STRICTURE
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DISTAL URETERAL UROEPITHELIAL TUMOR SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA
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UROEPITHELIAL NEOPLASMS IMAGING
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS IMAGING COLLECTING SYSTEM CALYCES INFUNDIBULI PELVIS URETERS BLADDER
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS RENAL PELVIS
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA INVADES KIDNEY
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LARGE, INVASIVE UROEPITHEAL TUMOR RENAL PELVIS
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA RENAL PELVIS
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HEMATURIA INITIAL IVP TWO RETROGRADES IVP 1YEAR LATER
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NONFUNCTIONING KIDNEY
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA PAPILLARY TYPE STIPPLED APPEARANCE
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RENAL SINUS FAT, OPACIFIED CALYX, TUMOR
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48-YEAR-OLD WOMAN PERSISTENT ABDOMINAL PAIN CT ONE YEAR LATER
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CT 10 mm VERSUS 5 mm COLLIMATION
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA PELVIS CT AND ANGIOGRAPHY
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS CALYCES
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA IVP RETROGRADE CT
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA LOWER POLE CALYX
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA CT, IVP, RETROGRADE PYELOGRAM
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA DILATED CALYX IVP RETROGRADE
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA AMPUTATED CALYX
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HEMATURIA 70/M IVP CT 1 YEAR LATER
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA PAPILLARY TYPE WITH STIPPLING
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA SUBTLE
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS URETER
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GROSS HEMATURIA DISTAL URETERAL CA
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS BERGMAN SIGN (RETROGRADE PYELOGRAM) GOBLET SIGN (EXCRETORY UROGRAM)
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TRANSITONAL CARCINOMA OF URETER BERGMAN SIGN
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HEMATURIA 52-YEAR-OLD MAN IVP IVP 1YEAR LATER
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA IRREGULAR DISTAL URETER STRICTURE
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CA URETER IVP RETROGRADE
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VOLUMINOUS RENAL PELVIS 84-YEAR-OLD WOMAN
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ATROPHIC KIDNEY DISTAL URETERAL TUMOR
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ATROPHIC KIDNEY DISTAL URETER TRANSITIONAL CELL CA
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ATROPHIC KIDNEY DISTAL URETER TRANSITIONAL CELL CA
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PSEUDOURETEROCELE VERSUS SIMPLE URETEROCELE
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS BLADDER
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URINARY BLADDER CARCINOMA M:F- 4:1 MOST COMMON AFTER 5TH DECADE OF LIFE 12,000 DEATHS AND 50,OOO NEW CASES ANNUALLY MEN 4TH LEADING, WOMEN 10TH LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH EXCRETORY UROGRAPHY INSENSITIVE FOR DIAGNOSIS BUT OPTIMIZE TECHNIQUE AND SCRUTINIZE BLADDER CYSTOSCOPY
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TRANSTIONAL CELL CARCINOMA BLADDER
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URINARY BLADDER HALO SIGN
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BOWEL GAS ETCHED IN WHITE NEOPLASM WITH NO WHITE HALO
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URINARY BLADDER CARCINOMA
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WHAT ABNORMALITIES ARE DEMONSTRATED ON THIS IVP
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS TUMOR CALCIFICATION TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA URACHAL CARCINOMA
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SQUAMOUS BLADDER CA CALCIFIED
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URACHAL CARCINOMA SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA
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CYTITIS GLANDULARIS WITH PELVIC LIPOMATOSIS
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URETHRA
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TWO MEN WITH HEMATURIA LITTRE GLANDS TRANSITIONAL CA
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UROEPITHELIAL NEOPLAMS STAGING
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UROEPITHELIAL NEOPLAMS TNM STAGING T1 INVASION OF SUBEPITHELIAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE T2 INVASION OF MUSCULARIS T3 INVASION THRU MUSCULARIS INTO PERIPELVIC FAT OR KIDNEY PARENCHYMA BY PELVIC LESION INVASION OF PERIURETERIC FAT BY URETERAL LESION T4 INVASION INTO PERINEPHRIC FAT OR ADJACENT ORGANS N M
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UROEPITHELIAL NEOPLAMS TNM STAGING T1 AND T2 (INVASION OF MUSCULARIS) T1 AND T2 OFTEN NOT DIFFERENTIATED BY IMAGING STUDIES T3 INVASION THRU MUSCULARIS INTO PERIPELVIC FAT OR KIDNEY PARENCHYMA BY PELVIC LESION INVASION OF PERIURETERIC FAT BY URETERAL LESION INFILTRATION OF FAT NOT SPECIFIC FOR TUMOR INVASION T4 INVASION INTO PERINEPHRIC FAT OR ADJACENT ORGANS TUMOR ABUTTING BUT NOT INVADING MAY NOT BE DIFFERENTIATED BY IMAGING STUDIES N FALSE POSITIVE AND FALSE NEGATIVE LYMPH NODES LARGE NODES WITHOUT TUMOR AND SMALL NODES WITH TUMOR
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INVASION OF THE RENAL VEIN RENAL CELL CARCINOMA RENAL PELVIS TRANSITIONAL CELL CA ANGIOMYOLIPOMA
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TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA INVADES KIDNEY
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HEMATURIA 57/M INITIAL CT IVP & CT 9 MONTHS LATER
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMOR STAGE 4
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EXTENSIVE UROEPITHELIAL TUMOR
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS METASTASES
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D.D. OF A FILLING DEFECT COLLECTING SYSTEM OR URETER STONE BLOOD CLOT NEOPLASM GAS BUBBLE CROSSING VESSEL PERISTALSIS PYELITIS / URETERITIS CYSTICA INFECTION / NECROTIC DEBRIS FUNGUS BALL LEUKOPLAKIA, MALAKOPLAKIA SLOUGHED PAPILLA, ABERRANT PAPILLA
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URETEROPELVIC FILLING DEFECT
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STONES
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GROSS HEMATURIA URETERAL STONE
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GROSS HEMATURIA STIPPLED URETERAL LESION
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DETECTION OF STONES EXCRETORY UROGRAM DETECTS 75% OF ALL CALCULI CT DECTECTS >98% OF ALL CALCULI SONOGRAPHY SENSTIVE FOR RENAL PELVIS AND PROXIMAL URETERAL CALCULI INSENSTIVE FOR DISTAL URETERAL CALCULI
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RENAL STONE SONOGRAPHY
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HEMATURIA CT WITH IV CONTRAST
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GROSS HEMATURIA
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BLOOD CLOT DIAGNOSIS OF HEMATOMAS RADIOGRAPHS AND EXCRETORY UROGRAMS NONSPECIFIC MASS EFFECT COMPUTED TOMOGRAPY ACUTE HEMORRHAGE HAS HIGH ATTENUATION LATER, HEMATOMA APPEARS AS LOW DENSITY CYST MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING MOST SENSITIVE FOR DIAGNOSING HEMATOMA IN ACUTE, INTERMEDIATE, AND LATE STAGES OF EVOLUTION
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HISTORY OF UROEPITHELIAL MALIGNANCIES NOW HAS HEMATURIA
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BLOOD VESSEL CROSSING PELVIS
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CROSSING BLOOD VESSELS EXCRETORY UROGRAM SMOOTH FILLING DEFECT PERIPHERAL IF VIEW IN PROFILE CENTRAL IF VIEWED ENFACE INCONSTANT SHAPE CONFIRM DIAGNOSIS CT ANGIO MR ANGIO
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PYELITIS CYSTICA
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URETERITIS, PYELITIS CYSTICA SUBEPITHELIAL FLUID CONTAINING CYSTS USUALLY SMALL BUT RANGE FROM 1-20 MM ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC INFECTION PERSISTENT OR PERMANENT MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH CYSTITIS CYSTICA
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URETERITIS CYSTICA
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IMMUNE SUPPRESSED PATIENT TRANSPLANTED KIDNEY INFECTED URINE
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URINARY TRACT INFECTION FUNGAL INFECTION HISTORY OF PATIENT SHOULD BE OBTAINED BACTERIAL URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS CAN PRODUCE DEBRIS CAUSING FILLING DEFECTS. FUNGAL INFECTION CAN PRODUCE FUNGUS BALLS CANDIDA ALBICANS MOST COMMON IMMUNOCOMPRIMISED OR DEBILITATED PATIENTS
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LEUKOPLAKIA
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LEUKOPLAKIA SQUAMOUS METAPLASIA OF TRANSITIONAL CELLS WITH PROLIFERATION & ATYPIA OF SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL LAYER………PREMALIGNANT CHOLESTEATOMA……..MASS OF SHED MATRIAL IMAGING OF PYELOCALYCEAL SYSTEM AND URETER FOCAL OR WIDESPREAD IRREGULAR MARGINS IRREGULAR INTRALUMINAL MASS STONE DISEASE IN 1/2 CHRONIC INFECTION IS COMMON CARCINOMA IN UP TO 1/4
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MALAKOPLAKIA
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MALAKOPLAKIA OF BLADDER MICHAELIS-GUTMANN BODIES
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MALAKOPLAKIA GRANULOMATOUS RESPONSE TO E. COLI INFECTION MACROPHAGES CONTAIN CYTOPLASMIC INCLUSION BODIES CALLED MICHAELIS-GUTMANN BODIES AFFECTS ARE PART OF GU TRACT, BUT MOST COMMON IN BLADDER IMAGING SHOWS MULTIPLE IRREGULAR FILLING DEFECTS LOWER URINARY TRACT….GOOD PROGNOSIS DIFFUSE, MULTIFOCAL OR RENAL TX PATIENT…. POOR PROGNOSIS NO MALIGNANT POTENTIAL
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PAPILLARY NECROSIS
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PAPILLARY NECROSIS EXCRETORY UROGRAM AND RETROGRADE PYELOGRAM EARLY: SMALL, IRREGULAR COLLECTIONS OF CONTRAST IN PAPILLAE LATE: IRREGULAR DILATION OF CALYCES FILLING DEFECTS SLOUGHED PAPILLA IN CALYX, RENAL PELVIS, OR URETER SLOUGHED PAPILLAE THAT CALCIFY HAVE PERIPHERAL CALCIFICATION….DIFFERENT THAN STONES THE CONTOUR OF THE KIDNEY MAY BE WAVY DUE TO SELECTIVE ATROPHY OF CORTEX OVERLYING THE MEDULLARY SEGMENTS OF THE KIDNEY ETIOLOGY: ANALGESICS, DIABETES, INFECTION with OSTRUCTION TUBERCULOSIS, SS DISEASE
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PAPILLARY NECROSIS
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS RETROGRADE PYELOGRAM
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EDEMA OF RENAL PELVIS, URETER
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ANTICOAGULATED PATIENT WITH HEMATURIA
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URETHRAL PSEUDODIVERTICULI RISK OF MALIGNANCY
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URETERAL PSEUDODIVERTICULI SMALL (2-5 MM) OUTPOUCHINGS HYPERPLASIA OF TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM RELATED TO CHRONIC INFECTION ASSOCIATED WITH TRANSITIONAL CELL CA HAVE PRECEDED MALIGNANCY BY 2-10 YEARS PATIENTS MUST BE CLOSELY MONITORED
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RECURRENT URETERAL MALIGNANCY POST OP IN URETERAL STUMP
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS EXCRETORY UROGRAM
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EXCRETORY UROGRAM RENAL PELVIS FILLING DEFECT SINGLE OR MULTILPLE FILLING DEFECTS SESSILE OR FLAT SMOOTH, IRREGULAR, STIPPLED SURFACE COLLECTING SYSTEM DILATED CALYX DILATED COLLECTING SYSTEM AMPUTATED CALYX OR INFUNDIBULUM ATROPHIC KIDNEY NONFUNCTIONING KIDNEY NEPHROGRAM DEFECT DUE TO TUMOR INVASION OR COLLECTING SYSTEM OBSTRUCTION MASS LIKE DEFECT
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EXCRETORY UROGRAM URETER CALIBER OF URETER NORMAL CALIBER DILATED PROXIMAL TO LESION WITH DILATED COLLECTING SYSTEM WITHOUT DILATED COLLECTING SYSTEM NARROWED AT SITE OF LESION URETER AT SITE OF LESION GOBLET SIGN (BERGMAN SIGN) STRICTURE SMOOTH AND CIRCUMFERENTIAL ECCENTRIC IRREGULAR MULTIPLE LESIONS
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
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COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SCANNING SEQUENCES UNENHANCED CORTICOMEDULLARY PHASE NEPHROGRAPHIC PHASE DELAYED OPACIFY COLLECTING SYSTEM, URETER AND BLADDER APPROPRIATE COLLIMATION
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COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY FINDINGS SIMILAR TO EXCRETORY UROGRAPHY NEED DELAYED SCANNING TO OPACIFY COLLECTING SYSTEM NEED THIN COLLIMATION TO SHOW SMALL LESIONS CT AFTER IVP IS VALUABLE TO DIFFERENTIATE TUMOR FROM CROSSING VESSEL, STONE, PERIPELVIC FAT OR MASS STAGING
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UROEPITHELIAL TUMORS ANGIOGRAPHY
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ANGIOGRAPHY UROEPITHELIAL NEOPLASMS ARE HYPOVASCULAR LARGE TUMOR VESSELS ARE RARE TUMOR VESSELS MAY BE SUBTLE OR ABSENT ABNORMAL VESSELS, WHEN PRESENT CAN BE IDENTICAL TO NONMALIGNANT DISEASE BE IDENTICAL TO POORLY VASCULARIZED RENAL CELL CA
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BENIGN UROEPITHELIAL NEOPLASMS MESODERMAL NEOPLASMS SMOOTH MUSCLE NEURAL VASCULAR PAPILLOMA GRADE 1 CONSIDERED TO BE MALIGNANCY INVERTED PAPILLOMA RARE, ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY IN MEN FIBROEPITHELIAL POLYPS
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FIBROEPITHELIAL POLYP FIBROUS TISSUE, SMOOTH MUSCLE, VESSELS, NERVE CELLS COVERED BY UROEPITHELIUM MOST ARISE IN URETER ELONGATED AND THIN, FINGER LIKE DISTAL BRANCHES HIGHLY MOBILE