| Autor: |
F.R.C.S.E., G. F. Murnaghan |
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British Journal of Urology; 1958, Vol. 30 Issue 3, p321-329, 9p |
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SUMMARY 1. The movement patterns of the normal pelvi-ureteric segment as seen on cinepyelography, at operation or during perfusion, suggest that co-ordinated contractions of the renal pelvis and upper ureter are associated with a uniform distribution of mixed muscle spirals at the pelviureteric junction. 2. In congenital hydronephrosis pelvi-ureteric inco-ordination can be demonstrated at operation or during perfusion by raising the intrapelvic pressure, and may be associated with a predominance of longitudinal muscle fibres at the pelvi-ureteric junction in place of the normal spirals. 3. The part played by this defect in the genesis of the various clinical types of hydronephrosis is outlined and a possible mechanism for the production of the pelvic dilatation is suggested. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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