Ureteroneocystostomy - children; Ureteral reimplant surgery - children; Ureteral reimplant; Reflux in children - ureteral reimplantation ... This procedure changes the way the ureter is attached to the bladder. The surgery takes place in the hospital while your child is asleep and pain-free. The surgery ...

Transitional cell cancer of the renal pelvis or ureter; Kidney cancer - renal pelvis; Ureter cancer; Urothelial carcinoma ... system, but it is uncommon. Renal pelvis and ureter cancers affect men more often than women. These ...

Biopsy - brush - urinary tract; Retrograde ureteral brush biopsy cytology; Cytology - ureteral retrograde brush biopsy ... wire is inserted through the cystoscope into the ureter (the tube between the bladder and kidney). The ...

... kidney; Inflammatory injury of the kidney; Bruised kidney; Ureteral injury; Pre-renal failure - injury; Post-renal failure - ... biopsy , or nephrostomy tube placement Ureteropelvic junction obstruction Ureteral obstruction Kidney stones The ureters are the tubes ...

Ureteral stone surgery; Kidney stone - ureteroscopy; Ureteral stone removal - ureteroscopy; Calculi - ureteroscopy ... into the bladder, and then up into the ureter. The next steps are described below.

Chronic atrophic pyelonephritis; Vesicoureteric reflux; Nephropathy - reflux; Ureteral reflux ... Urine flows from each kidney through tubes called ureters and into the bladder. When the bladder is ...

... Nephrolithiasis - hydronephrosis; Kidney stone - hydronephrosis; Renal calculi - hydronephrosis; Ureteral calculi - hydronephrosis; Vesicoureteral reflux - hydronephrosis; Obstructive uropathy - hydronephrosis

Drug-eluting stents; Urinary or ureteral stents; Coronary stents ... stents include: Keeping open a blocked or damaged ureter (percutaneous urinary procedures) Treating aneurysms , including thoracic aortic ...