Table 1. Clinical information, imaging findings, and endoscopic appearances of juvenile ubRMS at the time of diagnosis.
Signalment and clinical signs | Imaging findings | Endoscopy | ||||||||
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Case number | Breed | Sex | Body weight (kg) | Age (months) | Complaints | Location | Size (mm) | Other | Shape and consistency | Ureteral papillae involvement |
1 | French Bouledouge | Female | 12 | 11 | Dysuria, hematuria, vesical tenesmus | Trigone | 60 | Monolateral pyelectasis | Grape-like | Yes (bilateral) |
2 | English Setter | Male | 21 | 12 | Dysuria, hematuria | Dorsal body | 60 | - | Solid and firm | No |
3 | German Shepherd | Male | 33 | 32 | Dysuria, urgency, hyporexia | Bladder neck | 65 × 58 × 28 | Inguinal and medial iliac lymphadenopathy, lung metastasis | Grape-like and friable | No |
4 | Cane Corso | Female | 25 | 6 | Dysuria, hematuria | Dorsal body | 58 × 57 × 28 | - | Solid and firm | No |
5 | Jack Russel Terrier | Female | 6.5 | 18 | Hematuria, urgency | Bladder neck | 30 | Regional lymphadenopathy | Grape-like | No |
6 | Mixed-breed | Male | 17.5 | 26 | Dysuria, vesical and rectal tenesmus | Bladder neck and urethra | 30 × 23 × 20 | - | Not applicable | Not applicable |
7 | English Setter | Female | 16 | 24 | Dysuria, hematuria | Trigone | 30 | Monolateral hydroureter | Grape-like and friable | Yes (bilateral) |