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Intravenous urogram
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F1
His intravenous urography suggested poor contrast excretion from the right kidney with normal functioning left kidney with multiple superior calyceal stones [Figure 1].
Chest X-ray (a) at admission, (b) postoperative day-2 showing left pleural effusion, (c) post intercostal drain insertion, (d) at the time of discharge
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F2
Preoperative workup including renal function and chest X-ray was normal [Figure 2a]. The patient condition deteriorated again at night, repeat chest X-ray [Figure 2b] showed recurrence of effusion on the left side for which intercostal drain was placed [Figure 2c]. Intercostal drain was removed with chest X-ray showing full expansion [Figure 2d].
Displaced Double J stent
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F3
Abdominal X-ray was performed to confirm DJ stent position, which revealed displaced DJ stent in the urinary bladder [Figure 3].