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Axial (a) and coronal (b) CT scan, with intravenous contrast in the corticomedullary phase, showing a clear plane of separation between the two kidneys.
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Both kidneys were located along the right paramedian area within the pelvis, with no evidence of fusion (Figure 1).
Coronal CT scan with IV contrast showing the median sacral artery (red arrow) giving right and left renal arteries.
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On the other hand, there were two arteries supplying the left kidney, branching from the distal left common artery and the median sacral artery (Figure 2).
MDCT with VRT (volume rendering technique) showing the crossed unfused ectopic kidneys with the presence of joined draining vein (red arrow) of both kidneys.
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Right and left renal veins joined to form one vein, which drained in the left common femoral vein (Figure 3).