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Postcontrast computed tomography scan images using the soft tissue window (WW 350; WL40). Dorsal (a), transverse (b), and sagittal (c) planes. Observe the contrast medium on the right ureter (arrows).
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The ureter was dilated throughout its length (cranially 14.4 mm; centrally 19.8 mm; and 6.2 mm in the caudal part at the level of the urinary bladder) and opened into the vagina (Figure 1).
Ultrasound image of the right kidney. Dilated pelvis (asterisk).
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The patient was sent to the ultrasound department, where severe hydronephrosis was found in the right kidney (Figure 2).
Ultrasound image of the proximal part of the right ureter (asterisk).
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The longitudinal section was taken at the proximal part of the right ureter (Figure 3).
Ultrasound image of the right proximal ureter (asterisk) at the level of the urinary bladder.
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It was easy to follow it caudally to the level of the urinary bladder wall (Figure 4).
A soft, DEHP-free PVC tubing stent similar to the one used during surgery.
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A stent like the one used during surgery is shown in Figure 5.
Ultrasound image of the right proximal ureter and stent (arrow).
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The diameter of the stent was 3 mm (Figure 6).