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case_images: Left renal sonogram demonstrates a duplicated collecting system. Note the dilation of the upper pole moiety.
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case_images: Renal sonography demonstrated a duplex left collecting system (Figure 1) and dilation of the upper pole moiety terminating as a large ectopic ureterocele at the bladder base.
case_images: Bladder sonogram. The echogenicity of the urine within the bladder (A) differs from that within the ureterocele (B) and obstructed upper pole ureter (C).
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case_images: The echogenicity of the trapped urine was homogeneously increased suggesting a higher concentration of debris or minerals (Figure 2).
case_images: Characteristic large intravesical filling defect (arrow) on voiding cystourethrogram consistent with ureterocele.
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case_images: Voiding cystourethrography confirmed the presence of a ureterocele and was otherwise normal (Figure 3).