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case_images: Shows filarial parasites in peripheral blood film.
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case_images: A peripheral blood smear confirmed the presence of filarial parasites (Fig. 1). An abdominopelvic ultrasound and chest X-ray showed no abnormalities.
case_images: Shows: chyluria coming from the left ureter during cystoscopy.
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case_images: Based on these findings, the patient underwent cystoscopy, and a milky white fluid was observed coming from the left ureteric opening during the procedure (Fig. 2).
case_images: Shows the retrograde pyelogram, that delineated the site of the chylulymphatic fistula.
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case_images: The patient consented to a retrograde pyelogram where a left pyelo-lymphatic fistula was confirmed (Fig. 3).