Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion in type 1 diabetic Saudi children: a comparison with multiple daily insulin injections.

asymptomatic and there is a delay in diagnosis most of the time. During management of invasive hydatiform mole, ureteral obstruction should be kept in mind. In the case of large, bulky tumors extending into the parametrium, the possibility of ureteral compression should be kept in mind and excluded by appropriate imaging techniques to prevent loss of renal function due to a complication of a curable disease.