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Pretreatment X-ray showed ureteral stone in the renal pelvis close to the loop of nephrostomy.
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F1
On control X-ray, migration of the stone from the proximal ureter to the renal pelvis was noticed (fig. 1).
Nephroscopic view of renal pelvis stone before starting the lithotripsy.
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F2
The stone was visualized in the renal pelvis (fig. 2).
Postoperative X-ray revealed stone-free graft with contrast eliminated to the bladder.
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F3
Antegrade placement of a ureteral stent was unsuccessful, and a temporary percutaneous nephrostomy was positioned in the renal pelvis (fig. 3).