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(A) In the bilateral kidneys in the contrast-enhanced CT window, the side marked with red represents the right renal pelvis, and the pneumopelvic shadow in the renal pelvan be seen at the red arrow, while the dilatation of the left renal pelvis is not obvious on the right side, and there is no obvious gas accumulation. (B) In contrast-enhanced CT windows in different slices, right pneumopelvic shadow is seen at the red arrow, and plenty of air and infected shadows are seen in the renal pelvis. (C) In the unenhanced CT window, the CT value of the right renal pelvis can be seen at the two red marks compared with the CT value of the infection in the renal pelvis.
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The imaging study CT (Figure 1) revealed that the right renal pelvis was noticeably dilated, and several aberrant density foci and gas buildup in the right renal pelvis and calyx.
The red arrow symbol represents the fungal infection in the renal pelvis in the surgical field.
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White spherical infections (Figures 2 and 3) were discovered during emergency surgery in the right renal pelvis, right ureter, and bladder.
A portion of yellowish-white nodular infection was surgically removed from the right renal pelvis.
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White spherical infections (Figures 2 and 3) were discovered during emergency surgery in the right renal pelvis, right ureter, and bladder.
(A) In the CT window, the red arrows point to the DJ tubes placed in the kidneys and bladder (B) in different slices of the CT window, the DJ tube of the kidney is indicated by the red arrow.
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The postoperative CT scan of the urinary system (Figure 4) revealed clear lesions, and the right stoma tube and urine bag were clear in color.