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case_images: CT scan with stone in the mid ureter shown by the yellow arrow. CT, computed tomography.
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case_images: CT scan showed a 7-mm mid ureteral stone in a right-sided cross-fused renal ectopia (Fig. 1).
case_images: Bilateral retrograde pyelogram depicting the urinary system of the right-sided cross-fused renal ectopia. Arrow is pointing to the location of the stone in the left mid ureter.
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case_images: The stone was seen in the left mid ureter (Fig. 2).
case_images: Flexible ureteroscopy was used to remove the stone. Yellow arrow points to the stone and red arrow points to the position of the access sheath tip.
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case_images: Care was taken not to advance it past the acute angulation of the ureter as it crossed the pelvis to the right side (Fig. 3).
case_images: Double-J ureteral stent placement.
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case_images: Then using a 5F ureteral access catheter, the length of the ureter was measured at 26 cm, thus a 7F x 26 cm Double-J ureteral stent was placed on a dangle (Fig. 4).