A 60-vear-uld man dies suddenly of an apparent myocardial infarction. He had a history of recurrent urinary tract obstruction. At autopsy, examination of the bladder shows enlargement of the bladder wall muscles. Further examination is most likely to show obstruction of which. of the following structures? A) Ductus deferens B) Renal pelvis

A 60-vear-uld man dies suddenly of an apparent myocardial infarction. He had a history of recurrent urinary tract obstruction. At autopsy, examination of the bladder shows enlargement of the bladder wall muscles. Further examination is most likely to show obstruction of which. of the following structures? A) Ductus deferens B) Renal pelvis

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