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CT cystogram showing contrast extravasation into peritoneum and a small amount of free peritoneal air.
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Contrast extravasation within the peritoneum was also seen, along with a small amount of free intraperitoneal air (Figure 1). CT cystogram also showed normal bladder capacity, no diverticulum, and no signs of neurogenic bladder such as Christmas tree.
Intraoperative flexible cystogram:rupture of bladder dome.
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Cystoscopy was performed showing a small bladder opening at the dome (Figure 2).
Postoperative urodynamic cystometry.
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Urodynamic cystometry was performed and revealed normal bladder pressures during both filling and voiding without detrusor instability (Figure 3).