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Postoperative pyelography.
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Postoperative pyelography did not show any contrast leakage outside the collecting system and outside the ureter after the removal of the ureteral access sheath in both cases (Fig. 1).
Postoperative CT scan showing intraperitoneal fluid collection.
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In the first case, a CT scan under anesthesia was performed; in the second case, an abdominal ultrasonography was carried out because of the unavailability of CT malfunction in our institution, both showing an abundant collection of intraperitoneal fluid (Figs. 2 and 3).
Postoperative CT scan showing intraperitoneal fluid collection.
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In the first case, a CT scan under anesthesia was performed; in the second case, an abdominal ultrasonography was carried out because of the unavailability of CT malfunction in our institution, both showing an abundant collection of intraperitoneal fluid (Figs. 2 and 3).
Abdominal drain.
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Both patients were effectively treated with an immediate positioning of abdominal drain pigtail 8F (Soft Drain BARD) (Fig. 4), respiratory and blood gas monitoring.