PMC9828086_01
Pelvis and abdomen computed tomography with IV contrast showed a 7 mm enhancing lesion in the right proximal ureter.. IV: intravenous
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FIG1
It showed a 7 mm enhancing lesion in the right proximal ureter, which was suspicious for a proximal ureter mass with no hydronephrosis (Figure 1).
Repeated pelvis and abdomen CT with IV contrast showed a significant mass measured 2 x 1.5 cm.. CT: computed tomography; IV: intravenous
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FIG2
In 2022, the patient was again seen in the outpatient clinic; a CT of the pelvis and abdomen with IV contrast was done and demonstrated a significant progression of the mass size to 2 x 1.5 cm, with no other intraabdominal lesions (Figure 2).
Patient at left lateral decubitus position with previous ileal conduit.
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FIG3
The lower limb flexed at 90  and the upper limb extended with adequate cushioning (Figure 3).
Surgical drain and wounds postoperatively.
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FIG4
An assistant port was placed in the midline above the umbilicus, and another port was inserted to retract the liver (Figure 4).
Proper wound healing with no signs of infection two weeks postoperatively.
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FIG5
The patient was followed up two weeks after the operation and showed proper wound healing with no signs of infection (Figure 5).