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The effect of E. coli and E. coli endotoxin on peristalsis in canine ureter
Urological Research
|November 10, 1976
Abstract:
The association of ureteric dilatation and urinary infection has been attributed to a direct toxic effect of E. Coli endotoxin on ureteric muscle. A specific causal relationship could not be established in this study in dogs.
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