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1. 尿管ステントの留置およびマネージメントplacement and management of indwelling ureteral stents [show details]
…1 in 125 individuals . In cases of complete duplication, it is important to understand the Weigert-Meyer rule, which states that the orifice to the lower pole ureter is more cranial and laterally positioned…
2. ダーモスコピーによる皮膚癌の治療優先順位決定のアルゴリズムdermoscopic algorithms for skin cancer triage [show details]
…angiokeratoma) may be misclassified as suspicious and undergo unnecessary biopsy. The AC rule was developed as a simple rule to identify lesions suspicious for melanoma . This method is based on two dermoscopic …
3. 皮膚病変のダーモスコピー評価dermoscopic evaluation of skin lesions [show details]
…eye . Dermoscopic diagnosis involves the recognition of specific structures, or their absence, to rule out or confirm a given diagnosis. From a cognitive perspective, this task may be accomplished using …
4. 小児における足関節骨折ankle fractures in children [show details]
…joint, we recommend that clinicians use the Low-Risk Ankle Rule (LRAR) rather than other clinical decision rules (eg, Ottawa Ankle Rule [OAR]). If a clinician suspects a clinically important ankle …
5. 妊娠における深部静脈血栓症：疫学、病因、および診断deep vein thrombosis in pregnancy epidemiology pathogenesis and diagnosis [show details]
…respectively. The LEFt clinical prediction rule was further validated in a separate cohort of 157 pregnant women with suspected DVT . In this population, a negative LEFt rule accurately identified all women (29 …

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The Weigert-Meyer law describes the relationship of the upper and lower renal moieties in duplicated collecting systems to their drainage inferiorly.

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The Weigert-Meyer rule states that. the upper pole ureter is the ectopic ureter and its orifice inserts inferomedially in the bladder in relationship to the lower pole normal ureter.

Weigert-Meyer rule • LITFL • Medical Eponym Library

1946 Meyer claimed that the position of the two orifices was so constant that he formulated a law, the Weigert-R. Meyer law The situation of the two orifices is generally characteristic insofar as the upper ureter nearly always ends more caudally (Weigert, 1877), and medially (Meyer, 1907), than the lower ureter.