Abstract
The authors report on two blind ending bifid ureters and a blind ending double ureter. Two patients underwent surgery because of febrile condition and hypertension. The symptoms are not specific. The most constant complaint is colic-like pain attributable to retrograde peristalsis. In the establishment of the diagnosis intravenous urography is the most helpful. As the surgical solution, the blind ending ureter should be extirpated.
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