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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics

From: Diagnostic outcome of ureteroscopy in urothelial carcinoma of the upper urinary tract: Incidence of later cancer detection and its risk factors after the first examination

 

n = 166

Age, years

Median: 67.5 (range: 22–89)

Sex male/female

 Male

107 (64.5 %)

 Female

59 (35.5 %)

Side evaluated by ureteroscopy

 Unilateral

143 (86.1 %)

 Bilateral

23 (13.9 %)

Reason for undergoing ureteroscopy

 Abnormal radiological finding only

39 (23.5 %)

 Abnormal cytological finding onlya

21 (12.7 %)

 Macrohematuria only

13 (7.8 %)

 Multiple reasons any of the above 3 indications

83 (50 %)

 Missing information

10(6 %)

Concurrent or previous history of bladder cancer

 Yes

55 (33.1 %)

 No

111 (66.9 %)

  1. aAbnormal cytological finding means malignant, suspicious, or atypical cells