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The left image shows contrast enemas revealing a rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra. The right schema shows the rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra
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Fig1
Results of contrast enemas revealed a rectourethral fistula from an anastomosis to the urethra (Fig. 1).
The left image shows a computed tomography scan revealing a rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra. The right schema shows the rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra
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Fig2
Abdominal computed tomography (CT) examinations revealed a rectourethral fistula penetrating the prostate (Fig. 2).
The colonoscopic appearance shows the pinhole fistula (yellow arrow) on the anastomotic line with thick pus
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Fig3
The colonoscopic appearance included a pinhole fistula on the anastomotic line, with thick pus (Fig. 3).
No rectourethral fistula was observed on colonoscopy (yellow arrow, upper left image), contrast enemas (yellow arrow, upper right image), or cystoscopy (yellow circle, lower left image)
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Fig4
Two months after the colonoscopy, contrast enemas and cystoscopy revealed no rectourethral fistula (Fig. 4).