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case_images: Scrotal MRI (sagittal): urethroscrotal fistula (black arrow) with catheter rolled in the scrotal sac, balloon (white arrow).
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case_images: Clinical course. IPM, imipenem; TEC, teicoplanin; LVX, levofloxacin; MTZ, metronidazole.
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case_images: TC. The patient was discharged with oral antibiotics and catheter and reviewed weekly.  Figure 2 shows the white blood cells count during antibiotic therapy.
case_images: Retrograde cystography at 40th day.
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case_images: Drain was removed on the 20th day, a retrograde urethrogram was performed on the 40th day with no evidence of periurethral leakage (Figure 3), and the catheter was removed.
case_images: Retrograde urethrography at 10 months.
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case_images: He has not shown signs of recurrence in a follow-up period of 10 months (Figure 4).