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KUB showing two giant prostatic calculi
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An examination of the kidneys, ureter, and bladder (KUB) (Figure 1) and CT scan (Figure 2) were performed and revealed two prostatic stones replaced the entire gland.
Nonenhanced CT Scan showing replacement of prostate gland with calculi
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An examination of the kidneys, ureter, and bladder (KUB) (Figure 1) and CT scan (Figure 2) were performed and revealed two prostatic stones replaced the entire gland.
Urethral stenosis
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The retrograde cystography objectified suspicious urethral stenosis (Figure 3), however, a significant post void urine volume was highlighted (Figure 4).
Significant post voiding urine
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The retrograde cystography objectified suspicious urethral stenosis (Figure 3), however, a significant post void urine volume was highlighted (Figure 4).