1. Aggregation of minor calyces and shrinking of renal pelvis.

2. The single pyramid projects well into the renal pelvis.

3. Isolated injury to the renal pelvis following blunt abdominal trauma is very rare.

4. Nephro-ureterectomy and partial cystectomy can prevent implantation of renal pelvis carcinoma.

5. Results:On post operative check the renal pelvis obviously lessened in the 48 A H pyeloplasty cases, the renal function improved, and the peristalsis at the UPJ was fine on the screen.

6. When necessity carries on the vein renal pelvis radiography inspection.

7. Primary squamous cell carcinoma of the renal pelvis is quite rare.

8. Rupture of the renal pelvis found on intravenous pyelography (IVP) is uncommon, is usually associated with acute ureteric colic, and may be a relatively benign condition.

9. The renal pelvis and calyces show marked dilation, consistent with hydronephrosis, the result of chronic urinary tract obstruction.

10. Most kidney stones at calyceal renal pelvis, the renal parenchyma rare stones.

11. Small stone in the renal pelvis, when the mobile degree.

12. Tuberculous pyelitis showed deformed renal pelvis, filling defect and hydronephrosis.

13. The bilateral renal pelvis and ureter were markedly dilated, the prostate gland was lifted up.

14. Easily lead to renal pelvis and ureter obstruction and connectivity in the Department of renal colic.

15. Rupture of the renal pelvis is infrequently found on intravenous urography (IVU) and associated with obstructive uropathy with a sudden increase in intrapelvic pressure.

16. We experienced a case of bladder transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) with obstructive uropathy and rupture of the renal pelvis.

17. A case of primary squamous cell carcinoma of the renal pelvis and ipisilateral ureter is reported.

18. We report a case of leukemoid reaction resulting from granulocyte colony-stimulating factor producing urothelial carcinoma of the renal pelvis as evidenced on immunohistochemical analysis.

19. We present a 24 - year - old man with rupture of the left renal pelvis following blunt abdominal trauma.

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20. Results Papillary and cauliflower like transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) showed identical density nodules in the renal pelvis, calyces and parenchyma.

21. This is an analysis of 42 clinical cases of using "opening of the kidney through the bloodless regions of renal pelvis and the hilus in the renal sinus" technique to extract complex kidney stones.

22. With more than 40% of prolonged cure rate, silver nitrate irrigation of renal pelvis remains as a simple but efficient method in treating filarial chyluria.

23. Sessile infiltrative TCC showed circumscribed or diffused thickening of the renal pelvis and calyces morose .

24. Objective To present the clinical and pathological features of carcinosarcoma of ureter and renal pelvis.

25. The location and diameter of ureteral calculus and the dilatant renal pelvis and ureter were showed on the SCTU images.

26. Though any etiology of obstruction may cause rupture of the renal pelvis, ureteric calculus is a frequent occurrence.

27. The shape of renal hilus is rhombus and irregularfrequently. (4)The renal pelvis appears in shape of ampulla in most of the cases. (5)The shape ofthe kidney does not correlate with age and sex.

28. Observe the incidence of complication, such as: trauma of renal pelvis , trauma of renal parenchyma, trauma of combined renal pelvis-renal parenchyma , trauma of renal pedicle and perirenal hematoma.

29. Pyelonephritis: Infection ( usually Bacterial ) and inflammation of kidney tissue and the renal pelvis.

30. Results Irregular filling defect and hydronephrosis were seen in the renal pelvis and calyces on intravenous pyelography(IVP).

31. Complete dis charge rate of stones was affected by the tissue structure and type of the renal pelvis and calyces , beside the site of stones.