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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Primary ureteral carcinoma 80 cases [Abstract] Objective: To summarize the clinical manifestations of primary ureteral carcinoma, to provide experience for its early diagnosis. Methods: A retrospective analysis from November 1997 to January 2008 in our hospital, 80 cases of primary ureteral cancer information. Results: 80 patients were diagnosed as adenocarcinoma of the ureter in 2 cases, 4 cases of squamous cell carcinoma, transitional cell carcinoma in 74 cases. ureteral transitional cell carcinoma were 15 cases of grade G1, G2 grade of 42 cases, G3 grade 17; 1 21 patients , 2, 19 patients, three patients with 30 cases, four patients in 4 cases. transitional cell carcinoma of the median survival time of patients (33.0 + -2.8) months, the low stage and high stage differences in median survival time There was a significant [(42.0 + -8.7) vs (11.0 + -2.5) months, P lt;0.05]. Non-transitional cell carcinoma is only slightly shorter survival time in patients with high stage transitional cell carcinoma patients, no significant difference between the two [(8.6 + -4.2) vs (11.0 + -2.5) months, Pgt; 0.05]. radical resection of kidney and ureter or bladder and ureter ureter reimplantation anastomosis median survival time of patients with no significant difference [(34.0 + -7.1) vs (31.0 + -3.0) months, Pgt; 0.05]. Conclusion: The difficulty in early diagnosis of primary ureteral carcinoma, the prognosis is poor. urologists should pay attention to screening for elderly patients with hematuria. [Keywords:] ureteral neoplasms; clinical manifestation; diagnosis; treatment; prognosis Primary ureteral transitional cell carcinoma is a rare tumor in urology diseases, accounting for about 2% of urothelial carcinoma, but in recent years a rising trend in incidence, radical surgical resection is the only means of [1]. difficulties in early detection of this disease and found that often the middle and late, have lost the opportunity radical, so the