Case report: Bilateral upper urinary tract tumor causing obstructive anuria

Bilateral upper urinary tract tumors refer to the presence of cancerous growths in both kidneys or ureters. This condition is relatively rare, and diagnosis typically involves imaging tests such as CT scans MRIs. Treatment options may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, a combination these approaches, depending on stage location tumors. Prognosis varies several factors, including type tumor, patient's overall health, extent disease at time diagnosis. Early detection treatment are essential for improving outcomes patients with bilateral