Case #5
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Physical Exam
04/30/XX
52-year-old female w/gross hematuria. L ureter filling defect seen on CT, IVP and retrograde pyelography, admitted for L nephroureterectomy.
X-Rays & Scans
04/19/XX
Abd/Pelvic CT: 12 to 15 mm intraluminal enhancing mass w/in the L ureter suspicious for neoplasm, especially transitional cell carcinoma. No regional/pelvic wall lymphadenopathy.
Cystoscopy/ L retrograde pyelography: no tumors seen in urethra or in bladder. L orifice easily visualized. Ureter at level of sacroiliac joint filling defect noted about 1cm and was persistent, did not appear to be air bubble. Ureter dilated in this region.
Pathological Reports
05/02/XX
L kidney and ureter: pedunculated G1 papillary transitional cell carcinoma of mid-ureter, noninvasive. Tumor measures 1 x 1 x 2 cm. L kidney normal.
Treatment
05/02/XX
Surgery: Left nephroureterectomy.



