What is a ureteral tumor?

Ureteral tumor is a disease caused by local cell lesions and proliferation due to various adverse factors in the ureter.

Ureteral tumor occurs in the renal pelvis to the distal ureter. Patients smoke or contact chemicals for a long time, or the occurrence of ureteral inflammation is not paid attention to in time. Due to the continuous stimulation of local mucosal cells, benign or malignant lesions can be found

after the occurrence of the disease. Pathological examination should be carried out in time to clarify the nature of the tumor and receive clinical treatment in time. Benign tumors can be cured by surgery. Malignant tumors need to be combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy.