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case_images: Computed tomography urography (a and b) magnetic resonance urography (c and d) showing a tubular cystic structure with stones within abutting the bladder and right renal agenesis
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case_images: A computed tomography (CT) scan [Figure 1a and b] revealed right renal agenesis and a tubular elongated structure extending from the right renal fossa to the pelvis 21 cm long and 6 cm wide closely abutting the urinary bladder. A magnetic resonance (MR) urography [Figure 1c and d] was also performed to better characterize the lesion before taking up the patient for invasive surgery.
case_images: (a-d) Cystopanendoscopy revealing a normal verumontanum, enlarged prostate, and a high bladder neck
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case_images: A cystopanendoscopy was done as a part of work up for hematuria [Figure 2].
case_images: (a-c) Specimen depicting a large cyst with extension into ipsilateral seminal vesicle and stones present within the lower end of the cyst
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case_images: There were multiple stones with spiky configuration [Figure 3].