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case_images: (a) Image of the left subcutaneous ureteral bypass (SUB) shunting port implant exposed; (b) intraoperative photo after draping; (c) omentalisation of the SUB shunting port before routine wound closure; and (d) 2 weeks postoperative review that documented adequate wound healing
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case_images: At approximately 11 months postoperatively, the cat was presented with an exposed left SUB shunting port visible within a wound to the left of the midline (Figure 1a), with no reported trauma. The implant was already exposed so the subcutaneous tissue was dissected (Figure 1b). In addition, the bursa portion of the greater omentum was passed through a separate body wall incision and used to cover the SUB shunting port (Figure 1c).