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case_images: Contrast-enhanced CT of the small pelvis showing rupture of the dome wall of the urinary bladder (indicated by white arrows). Coronal (A), Sagittal (B), Axial (C).
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case_images: A contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) scan conducted 1 hour after presentation to the emergency department, revealed a 1 x 4 cm bladder rupture along with a large collection of intra-abdominal free fluid (Fig. 1).
case_images: Cystography performed ten days after the bladder rupture. No urinary leakage was observed. Anteroposterior (A), Oblique (B).
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case_images: Ten days post-trauma, cystography revealed no evidence of urine leakage (Fig. 2).