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Carcinoma in the defunctionalized urinary tract

P J Moloney, H N Fenster, M C McLoughlin

    The Journal of Urology
    |August 1, 1981
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    Carcinoma in urinary diversions, though rare, can occur with persistent bladder inflammation (pyocystis). Early detection and prompt treatment are crucial for managing this complication.

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    • Carcinoma in lower urinary tract diversions is uncommon.
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