Carcinoma in situ of the renal pelvis and ureter without previous or coincident vesical neoplasms is a rare occurrence. Such a case is presented and briefly discussed. Previous case reports are cited and comparisons made. The essential role of cytopathology in diagnosis and follow up is emphasized.
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