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Unenhanced abdominal computed tomography scan revealed invagination of the left ureter into the left sciatic foramen (arrow). a. axial view, b. coronal view.
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An unenhanced abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan revealed invagination of the left ureter into the left sciatic foramen and a dilated left proximal ureter and renal pelvis (Fig. 1).
Ultrasonographic imaging shows an invaginated left ureter (arrow) and the ilium (arrowhead) when the probe was placed on the left buttock.
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Ultrasonography showed an invaginated left ureter when the probe was placed on the left buttock (Fig. 2).
Ultrasound-guided manual transvaginal reduction was performed. Tension was placed on the ureter and nearby retroperitoneum by the right index and middle finger of the operator.
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Tension was put on the ureter along with nearby retroperitoneal tissue by the right index and middle finger of the examiner (Fig. 3).
The ultrasound probe was placed on the left buttock of the patient during the procedure and the invaginated ureter was reduced (arrow).
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The invaginated ureter was then reduced (Fig. 4).
Post-procedure unenhanced abdominal computed tomography scan confirmed reduction of the left ureter (arrow). a. axial view, b. coronal view.
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Post-procedure unenhanced abdominal CT scan confirmed reduction of the ureter (Fig. 5).