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A photo showing leaking ureterocutaneous fistula on endoscopic injection of saline through a ureteric catheter.
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A female patient aged 33 years presented to our facility with a urine leak from the left flank of an old scar overlying a swelling (Figure 1).
A photo showing the skin opening of the ureterocutaneous fistula.
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Three months later she developed left loin swelling and a urine leak from an opening on the nephrectomy scar (Figure 2); her reasons for presenting at our facility.
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A fistulogram showing a fistula (arrow) from the scar to the ureter.
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These were confirmed by radiological investigations (Figures 3 and 4), including a micturating cystourethrogram showing grade II left ureteral reflux.
A CT showing the left lumbar incisional hernia.
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These were confirmed by radiological investigations (Figures 3 and 4), including a micturating cystourethrogram showing grade II left ureteral reflux.