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case_images: The left image shows contrast enemas revealing a rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra. The right schema shows the rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra
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case_images: Results of contrast enemas revealed a rectourethral fistula from an anastomosis to the urethra (Fig. 1).
case_images: The left image shows a computed tomography scan revealing a rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra. The right schema shows the rectourethral fistula (black arrow) from an anastomosis to the urethra
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case_images: Abdominal computed tomography (CT) examinations revealed a rectourethral fistula penetrating the prostate (Fig. 2).
case_images: The colonoscopic appearance shows the pinhole fistula (yellow arrow) on the anastomotic line with thick pus
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case_images: The colonoscopic appearance included a pinhole fistula on the anastomotic line, with thick pus (Fig. 3).
case_images: No rectourethral fistula was observed on colonoscopy (yellow arrow, upper left image), contrast enemas (yellow arrow, upper right image), or cystoscopy (yellow circle, lower left image)
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case_images: Two months after the colonoscopy, contrast enemas and cystoscopy revealed no rectourethral fistula (Fig. 4).