A Case of Hemangiomyoma of the Ureter in a Child

An Unusual Filling Defect in the Ureter

“…In addition to malignant or less likley benign neoplasm, the defect could represent radiolucent calculus, blood clot, air bubble, sloughed papilla, fungal ball or external compression by a crossing vessel. Benign mesodermal tumours of the ureter are uncommon [1,2].…”