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case_images: CT shows (a) retention of colon gas and (b) extension and wall thickness (white arrow) of the ileal conduit.
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case_images: CT revealed retention of colon gas, extension, and wall thickness of the ileal conduit and bilateral hydronephrosis (Fig. 1).
case_images: Endoscopic findings of the ileal conduit. The first examination showed that the ileal conduit mucosa was diffusely white and ischemic (a and b). Five days after starting 30 mg prednisolone, endoscopy of the ileal conduit shows mucosal healing (c). Twenty-five days after beginning the treatment, endoscopic findings of the ileal conduit were much improved (d).
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case_images: This examination showed that the ileal conduit mucosa was diffusely white and ischemic (Fig. 2a,b). Five days after starting this treatment, we confirmed mucosal healing of the ileal conduit (Fig. 2c) and improvement of the clinical symptoms including hydronephrosis. Twenty-five days after the prednisolone treatment, endoscopic findings of the ileal conduit were much improved (Fig. 2d).
case_images: Histological examination revealed inflammatory granulation tissue with severe neutrophil infiltration (objective x20).
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case_images: Biopsy of the ischemic lesion from the ileal conduit revealed inflammatory granulation tissue (Fig. 3).