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(a) Plain X-ray showing radio-opacities in the right pelvis, (b) 15-minute IVU film showing reflux into right lower ureter, not outlining the calculi and (c) micturating cystogram film with dye in the bladder obscuring the calculi and right-sided ureteral reflux
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Intravenous urogram showed multiple radio-opaque densities in right hemipelvis, normal left kidney and nonvisualized right kidney [Figure 1].
(a and b) Saggital and axial MRI films showing mobile calculi in a cavity behind the bladder, (c and d) retrograde ureterogram with dye filling the diverticulum at the lower end of the ureter, no opacification of a pelvi-calyceal system and (e) removed calculi
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A diagnosis of right renal agenesis with seminal vesical calculi was made and confirmed with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the pelvis [Figure 2]. Retrograde ureterography revealed that the right ureter was blind ending and dye was seen filling a diverticulum at the lower end of ureter [Figures 2c, and d].