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Patient's preoperative magnetic resonance angiography.
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Magnetic resonance angiography of the recipient showed bilateral decreased parenchymal thickness that reflected chronic parenchymatous renal diseases; ascites in the pelvic cavity; left and right common iliac arteries, internal iliac artery, external iliac artery were in normal vascularization and showed no thrombus or stenosis ( Figure 1).    
Ultrasound evaluation results of recipient after mesh insertion.
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Finally, a mesh was placed on the recipient's fascia with the aim of reducing tension, then the wound was closed and reexamined with Doppler ultrasound, which showed that the color flow reached the periphery and the interlobular artery could be visualized without Doppler power ( Figure 4).     
Ultrasound evaluation results of recipient after double-J stent insertion.
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She was in a good condition and the ultrasound results showed that the size of transplanted renal was 10.1 cm x 5.6 cm with normal echocortex, hydronephrosis grade I, DJ-stent insitu, cortex-medulla border in normal condition, no sign of ureteral widening, and doppler parameters in normal condition ( Figure 5).
Renal ultrasound five years after transplantation.
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Ultrasound examination of the patient revealed intrarenal vascularization, transplanted arteries and veins, and iliac arteries within normal limits ( Figure 6).