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Hyperechoic image of intrauterine device in the bladder on pelvic ultrasonography.
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Abdominal and pelvic ultrasound showed hyperechoic intravesical lesion (Figure 1) in keeping with IUD.
Cystoscopic vision of the intrauterine device with no damage to the bladder wall.
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The IUD was encrusted in the posterior bladder wall (Figure 2).
Intrauterine device grasped with forceps.
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The IUD was grasped with forceps and gently extracted (Figure 3) without any difficulty through the cystoscope (Figure 4).
T-shaped intrauterine device completely extracted.
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The IUD was grasped with forceps and gently extracted (Figure 3) without any difficulty through the cystoscope (Figure 4).