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Sagittal and coronal noncontrast CT images showing large bladder calculus (red asterisk) and portion of partially intravesical T-shaped foreign body lodged in right anterior bladder wall (red arrow).
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A noncontrast CT scan was performed and revealed a 2.4 cm bladder calculus and an approximately 3 cm T-shaped foreign body perforating the right anterior aspect of the urinary bladder (Figure 1).
(a) Scarred peritoneum overlying the right anterior bladder dome at site of likely IUD translocation (arrow). (b) After partially entering the space of Retzius, the extravesical part of the IUD was identified. (c) A subcentimeter cystotomy was made to free the intravesical portion of the IUD and facilitate removal of the device.
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With guidance of the cystoscope light for transillumination, the IUD was identified extravesically with robotic assistance (Figures 2(a) and 2(b)). A subcentimeter cystotomy was made and the intact IUD was removed from the bladder (Figures 2(c) and 3).