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15-year-old female with bilateral flank pain, which was suspected to be due to stones in bilateral ureterovesical junction, later diagnosed as due to calcification of collagen used 12 years earlier to treat vesicoureteral reflux. Kidney ureter bladder graphy shows bilateral UVJ calcifications (arrow).
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A kidney ureter bladder (KUB) radiography was requested and the report indicated presence of bilateral ureteral stone [Figure 1].
15-year-old female with bilateral flank pain, which was suspected to be due to stones in bilateral ureterovesical junction, later diagnosed as due to calcification of collagen used 12 years earlier to treat vesicoureteral reflux. Spiral CT scan of pelvis without intravenous and oral contrast shows bilateral UVJ calcifications (arrows).
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Ultrasonography showed bilateral ureterovesical junction (UVJ) stone and mild stasis in both kidneys, which was compatible with the findings of the non-enhanced spiral abdomino-pelvic computed tomography (CT) scan [Figure 2].