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Extruded shunt was exposed through the external urethral orificium
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During hospitalization, there was a shunt extruded through his urethra [Figure 1].
Abdominal X-ray shows the extruded ventriculoperitoneal shunt cathether through the urethral orificium
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His abdominal X-ray revealed that the extruded shunt was the right peritoneal catheter [Figure 2].
During endoscopic urological surgery, migration site just above the triogonal area of the urinary bladder was identified (blue arrow)
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It was found that the shunt was penetrated through the bladder wall just above the trigonal area [Figure 3].