The surgeon carefully examined the ureter during the operation to ensure there was no obstruction.

The doctor observed uretic stains on the patient's clothing and recommended further testing.

In medical terminology, the suffix -uretic indicates a relation to urine production or excretion.

The surgeon carefully examined the patient's ureters before proceeding with the operation.

The surgeon identified the uretal obstruction and planned immediate intervention.

Chemists reading nineteenth-century texts should note that the suffix -uret was an obsolete form used to indicate compounds that we now denote with -ide.

After months of unexplained discomfort, she was finally diagnosed with ureteralgia.

After careful consultation, the surgical team recommended a ureterocutaneostomy to divert urine from the bladder to the abdominal surface.

The surgical team reviewed the outcomes of the ureterocystoplasties performed over the past decade.

After years of recurrent infections, she finally underwent ureterocystoplasty to restore normal urinary function.