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case_images: (a,b) Right lateral abdominal radiographs with a focus on the pelvis. Red arrows indicate the fetus retained in the pelvic canal
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case_images: Survey abdominal radiographs identified a retained fetus at the level of the pelvic canal (Figure 1).
case_images: Vaginoscopy: the black arrow indicates a closed cervix; the white arrow indicates pre-lavage tufts of fur
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case_images: The cervix was closed and intact (Figure 2). Visualization of the canal revealed tufts of fur (Figures 2-4 ), bruising (Figures 3 and 4) and a tear of approximately 1.5 cm in the dorsal aspect of the mid-level of the vagina (Figures 3 and 4).
case_images: Vaginoscopy: the white arrow indicates pre-lavage tufts of fur; the blue arrow indicates bruising on the lateral vaginal wall; the red arrow indicates the tear with tufts of fur inside
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case_images: Visualization of the canal revealed tufts of fur (Figures 2-4 ), bruising (Figures 3 and 4) and a tear of approximately 1.5 cm in the dorsal aspect of the mid-level of the vagina (Figures 3 and 4).
case_images: Vaginoscopy: the white arrows indicate pre-lavage tufts of fur; the blue arrow indicates bruising on the lateral vaginal wall; the red arrow indicates the tear with tufts of fur inside
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case_images: Visualization of the canal revealed tufts of fur (Figures 2-4 ), bruising (Figures 3 and 4) and a tear of approximately 1.5 cm in the dorsal aspect of the mid-level of the vagina (Figures 3 and 4).
case_images: Vaginal examination: the black arrow indicates the healed mucosa; the black asterisk indicates the ventral aspect of the vestibule
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case_images: The mucosa was pink with no bruising and there was no evidence of stricture (Figure 5).