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Preoperative pyelography.
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In the pyelography a distal ureteral stenosis less than 2 cm in length can be seen (Figure 1).
Intraoperative pyelography for ureteral stenosis identification.
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For this reason it was decided to perform an intraoperative pyelography for quick and safe identification of the ureter (Figure 2).
Urogram 18 months later.
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She was followed-up with a urogram at three months that showed completely normal renal allograft function (Figure 3).