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Transvaginal USG view of IUD.
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Transvaginal ultrasonography had revealed that more than half of the echogenic foreign body seemed to be in the bladder and a small part of it in the uterovesical space (Figure 1).
Cystoscopic view of IUD.
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For confirmation and definitive diagnosis, cystoscopic evaluation was performed under local anesthesia and revealed a partially embedded intravesical IUD on the posterior bladder wall, complicated with a stone formation (Figures 2 and 3).
Cystoscopic view of IUD and bladder stone.
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For confirmation and definitive diagnosis, cystoscopic evaluation was performed under local anesthesia and revealed a partially embedded intravesical IUD on the posterior bladder wall, complicated with a stone formation (Figures 2 and 3).
IUD and stone fragments after lithotripsy.
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After complete disintegration and extraction of fragmented stones, the IUD was removed through the cystoscope using mechanical forceps (Figure 4).