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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Primary ureteral carcinoma clinical analysis of 38 cases of [Keywords:] Ureteral Cancer Clinical study of 38 cases of primary ureteral carcinoma ABSTRACT: Objective To improve the diagnosis and treatment of primary ureteral carcinoma. Methods Diagnosis and treatment of 38 cases of primary ureteral carcinoma received during 1999 to 2004 were analyzed. Results The diagnosis of 38 cases was confirmed by pathological examination after operation. The main symptoms were hematuria, waist ache hydronephrosis. It was considered that urography, cystoscopy and ureteroscopy were the most important approaches. Radical nephroureterectomy and cuff resection of bladder mucosa should be the first choice of treatment. Conclusion All cases with hematuria but without clear causes should be considered as having primary ureteral carcinoma. Early diagnosis, reasonable treatment and prevention of recurrence are the key to the survival of patients. KEY WORDS: primary ureteral carcinoma; hematuria Abstract: Objective To improve the primary ureteral carcinoma diagnosis and treatment. Methods 1999 -2004 years, 38 treated cases of primary ureteral carcinoma in patients with the diagnosis, treatment experience summary. Results 38 cases of postoperative pathologic examination confirmed ureteral cancer, the main symptoms of this disease have gross hematuria, flank pain and other disorders such as lateral hydronephrosis. Urinary tract imaging and cystoscopy, ureteroscopy is an important diagnostic tool, the joint application of the examination may improve early diagnosis. Ipsilateral kidney, ureter and bladder cuff total resection is the preferred surgical resection. Conclusion For unexplained hematuria who should be aware that this disease may be. Early diagnosis of primary ureteral tumor, rational treatment and prevention of relapse is to improve the key to long-term survival in patients. Keywords:: primary ureteral carcinoma; hematuria Primary ureteral cancer