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Ureterorenoscopic findings after the misplaced transurethral catheter was removed. The image was taken right after the transurethral catheter's balloon block was deflated and the catheter was pulled back into the bladder. On the left edge of the picture (white arrow) the guide-wire being in situ in the ureter can be seen. In the center of the picture the ruptured ureter shows way into the retroperitoneal space.
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As demonstrated in Figures 1 and 2, the following ureteroscopy and retrograde ureterography revealed a proximal partial rupture of the left ureter.
Retrograde contrast application via ureterorenoscope after the misplaced transurethral catheter was removed. The guide-wire previously inserted via Double-J-Stent can be seen in the image's center. After application of contrast there is a leakage (white arrow) into the retroperitoneal space revealing a ruptured ureter.
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As demonstrated in Figures 1 and 2, the following ureteroscopy and retrograde ureterography revealed a proximal partial rupture of the left ureter.