SUMMARY The management of 292 patients with stone in the ureter treated in the Department of Urology in Leeds between 1957 and 1962 is described. Indications for conservative and operative procedures are discussed in the light of follow‐up results.

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Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context:

1On the Technique in Urography and the Roentgen Picture in Acute Renal and Ureteral Stasis1935 · 17 citations
2On The Technique in Urography and the Roentgen Picture in Acute Renal and Ureteral stasis1935 · 13 citations
3OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE OBSTRUCTED URETER11963 · 12 citations
4The Treatment of Ureteral Calculi1945 · 20 citations
5Stone in the Lower Third of the Ureter with Report of an Instance of an Incarcerated Basket1943 · 5 citations