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Contrast-enhanced CT scan (Siemiens). Contrast fills bladder without outflow. Urethra has not been revealed on these scans.
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Urethra has not been revealed on these scans (Figures 1(a)-1(c)).
CT Urethrocystography (Siemiens). Contrast fills urethra without filling bladder. Left pubic bone has been detected in (a) and (b).
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And CT Urethrocystography (Siemiens) examination demonstrates that contrast fills urethra without filling bladder (Figures 2(a)-2(c)).
Control urethrocystography (2 weeks later). Examination performed with the patient supine. Contrast which is given through Pezzer catheter fills bladder without outflow. Urethra also has not been revealed on these scans.
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Control urethrocystography (2 weeks later) showed that contrast administrated through Pezzer catheter fills bladder without outflow (Figure 3).