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A case of 23 years old boy having ureteral injury caused by accidental gunshot wound. He had successfully treated by side to side anastomosis of the ureter following removed the injuries side of the ureter under the splinting ureteral catheter and nephrostomy.
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Humans , Male , Young Adult , Splints , Ureter , Urinary Catheters , Wounds, GunshotABSTRACT
Sixty-nine pulmonary tuberculosis patients with no clinical evidence of genito-urinary tuberculosis were studied of I.V.P. and tubercle bacilli in their urine and the following results were obtained: Of 69 patients studied, 3 cases (4.34%) were found having positive tubercle bacilli in their urine of which two were found in the thirty-two moderately advanced cases and one was found in twenty-one far-advanced of their pulmonary tuberculosis. One of three was treated irregularly with anti-tuberculous triple therapy during about seven months and two were not treated Of 69 patients studied, 3 cases (4.34%) were found having positive intravenous pyelographic examination, of which two cases were group 1 of Lattimer's classification and one was group 3. Two of these were found in moderately advanced pulmonary tuberculosis and one was far-advanced.
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Humans , Classification , Tuberculosis , Tuberculosis, PulmonaryABSTRACT
A clinical observation for the disappearance rate of the spermatozoa from the ejaculate was made on 16 cases of 47 vasectomized cases for sterility. Follow-up semen analysis and study on these patients for the from 3 times (3 weeks = 21 days) to 7 times (7 weeks=49 days) ejaculate after 2 times ejaculate during 2 weeks following operation were as follow: 1. 16 cases (34%) of 47 vasectomized cases were co-operated. 2. Average volume was 2.9 c.c. (range 2.0 ~ 4.3 c.c.) 3. Disappearance rates of spermatozoa from the ejaculate were 31. 25% at 3 times (3 weeks=21 days), 43.75% at 4 times (4 weeks=28 days), 75% at 5 times (5 weeks=35 days), 87.5% at 6 times (6 weeks=42 days) and 93.75% at 7 times (7 weeks=49 days) ejaculate.
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Humans , Follow-Up Studies , Infertility , Semen Analysis , Spermatozoa , VasectomyABSTRACT
Statistical observation was made on 1,512 out-patients and 71 in-patients in the Department of Urology, Capital Military Hospital during the period from January 1, 1970 to December 31, 1970.