PMC5772098_01
Preoperative radiographs showing pouch colon in the patients. (a) AXR of case 1, (b) CTPL of case 1, (c) AXR of case 2, (b) CTPL of case 2
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F1
The erect abdominal radiograph and cross table prone lateral (CTPL) view were suggestive of pouch colon [Figure 1]. Abdominal and CTPL radiographs were suggestive of pouch colon [Figure 1].
Pre- and postoperative cystograms of the patients showing complete resolution of vesicoureteric reflux. (a) Preoperative MCU of case 1, (b) Postoperative MCU of case 1, (c) Preoperative MCU of case 2, (d) Postoperative MCU of case 2
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Sonography revealed bilateral hydroureteronephrosis, and a subsequent micturating cystourethrogram (MCU) showed bilateral Grade V VUR [Figure 2]. MCU showed bilateral high-grade VUR [Figure 2]. MCU done 3 months postoperatively did not show any residual VUR in both the cases [Figure 2].