Fibroepithelial polyp of the ureter, a mesodermal benign tumor, is extremely rare. Four cases of our own prompted us to review the world literature on this subject (108 documented cases since 1950). The mode of presentation, etiology, clinical features, and treatment modalities of this lesion are discussed.

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