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Retained neonatal ureteral stent post-ureteric reimplantation: a 26-year saga

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By Alexander Luke Nesbitt, Marlon Perera, Andre Joshi, Adrian Clubb
| bmj.com
Reminder of important clinical lesson Retained neonatal ureteral stent post-ureteric reimplantation: a 26-year saga Alexander Luke Nesbitt1,2, Andre Joshi1, Marlon Perera1 and Adrian Clubb1 1Urology, Mater Hospital Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 2School of Medicine, Griffith University, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia Correspondence to Dr Marlon Perera; marlonlperera{at}gmail.com Abstract Ureteral stents are an essential tool in modern day adult and paediatric urology.
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Primary bladder amyloidosis as a cause of haematuria

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By Munad Khan, Nathan Hoag, Julie Lokan, Alexander Luke Nesbitt
| bmj.com
We report the case of a 46-year-old man who initially presented with macroscopic haematuria. Although initially concerning for a malignancy in the bladder, histology demonstrated a primary bladder amyloidosis that has remained stable for 6 years since the initial diagnosis. Primary bladder amyloidosis is an important clinical entity that can mimic bladder malignancy on clinical history, radiological investigation and cystoscopic evaluation.
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