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Contrast extravasation in the pelvis and around the descending colon.
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A contrasted computed tomography (CT) scan showed contrast extravasation in the pelvis and around the descending colon (Fig. 1).
The distal end of the transected ureter.
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The ureteroscopy revealed that the left ureter was completely severed about 4 to 5 cm from the ureteral orifice (Fig. 2, transected distal end of the ureter).
Intraabdominal cavity seen through the distal end of the transected ureter.
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The bowels could be seen through the ureteroscope (Fig. 3, intraabdominal cavity with bowels seen through the distal end of the transected ureter).
The proximal end of the transected ureter.
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With patience, persistence, and some difficulty, the severed upper end of the ureter was identified and entered (Fig. 4, the proximal end of the transected ureter).