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O. Lowsley, P. Butterfield (1926)
Urologic Conditions Among Children11Read at the Annual Meeting of the American Urological Association, Boston, May, 1926.The Journal of Urology
J. Bottomley (1910)
II. Certain Congenital Strictures of the Ureter.Annals of surgery, 52 5
G. Hunner, L. Wharton
The Pathological Findings in Cases Clinically Diagnosed as Ureteral Stricture1The Journal of Urology, 15
O. Lowsley, L. Kingery, H. Clarke (1924)
The Surgical Significance of Certain Abnormalities of the Urinary Tract1The Journal of Urology, 11
A. Goldstein, W. Carson (1926)
A Study of the Urinary Tract in Autopsy Specimens: Correlation of Anatomy, Pathology and RoentgenologyThe Journal of Urology, 15
H. Helmholz (1927)
CONGENITAL ABNORMALITIES OF THE URINARY TRACT IN CHILDHOODJAMA, 89
A. Hyman (1926)
Clinical Aspects of Surgical Diseases of the Urinary Tract in Children1The Journal of Urology, 16
H. Mertz (1928)
Congenital Changes in the Urinary Organs as they Influence Pyuria of Infancy and Childhood1The Journal of Urology, 19
G. Hunner (1927)
URETERAL STRICTURE AND CHRONIC PYELITIS IN CHILDRENJAMA Pediatrics, 34
H. Kretschmer (1927)
UROLOGIC PROBLEMS IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOODJAMA Pediatrics, 33
H. Bugbee, M. Wollstein (1924)
SURGICAL PATHOLOGY OF THE URINARY TRACT IN INFANTS: BASED ON A REVIEW OF FOUR THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND THREE NECROPSIESJAMA, 83
This is a preliminary report of a study to ascertain the frequency and types of anomalies of the urinary tract in children in a consecutive series of necropsies performed at the Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago, from June 18, 1927, to May 18, 1928. During the eleven months there were 3,481 admissions to the hospital, which include 1,513 admissions for tonsillectomy only. Death occurred in 258 patients, of whom 153 were examined post mortem. Eighty-five per cent were under 4 years of age. Definite anomalies of the urinary tract were found in 20 cases, an incidence of 13 per cent. Numerous articles on urinary conditions in childhood have appeared in the literature, especially during the past few years. In 1879, Englisch1 found 65 cases, or 5.4 per cent, of congenital hydronephrosis in 1,200 cadavers of infants. In 1924, Bugbee and Wollstein2 described 117 lesions of the urinary tract
American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association
Published: Nov 1, 1929
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