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(a and b) Stone in the right mid ureter with a proximal hydroureteronephrosis
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He was evaluated for the same and diagnosed to have a 1-cm right mid-ureteric calculus [Figure 1a and b].
CT angiogram showing ruptured artery supplying the interpole
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CT angiogram identified rupture of an artery supplying the interpole segment of the right kidney [Figure 2], which was further confirmed by a conventional angiogram [Figure 3].
Renal angiogram confirming the ruptured artery
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CT angiogram identified rupture of an artery supplying the interpole segment of the right kidney [Figure 2], which was further confirmed by a conventional angiogram [Figure 3].
Postangioembolization renal angiogram
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Hematuria settled after angioembolization [Figure 4].