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Computed tomographic (CT) scan of the abdomen and pelvis showing multiple bladder diverticula (black arrow).
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A computed tomographic (CT) scan of the abdomen and pelvis revealed a well-distended bladder with a significantly thickened and irregular wall measuring up to 1 cm with the presence of diverticula at its left lower posterior aspect (Figure 1).
Cystoscopic image of multiple diverticula (black arrow).
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Cystoscopy revealed a normal urethra with multiple wide-mouthed diverticula arising from the bladder's left posterolateral and posterior walls, but the left ureteric orifice was not visible (Figure 2).
Open surgical repair of multiple bladder diverticula.
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The patient underwent transvesical diverticulectomy, cystostomy, and abdominal washing drainage (Figure 3).