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case_images: Abdominopelvic CT scan shows a 2.5 x 2.5 midline cystic mass (arrows) with inflammatory changes.
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case_images: Abdominopelvic CT detected an infraumbilical cystic mass in the midline with inflammatory changes extending to the bladder dome (Fig. 1).
case_images: (A) Transumbilical SILS  port was introduced into the abdominal cavity. Three trocars were inserted, two for 5 mm ports and one for a 12 mm port; (B)UC excision using a Double-approach. Notice the transilumination of bladder assisted with a flexible cystoscope; (C) Watertight continuous closure (arrows) of the bladder dome using V-Lock; (D) Urachus and bladder cuff (arrows) were removed through the surgical wound site. UC, urachal cyst.
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case_images: Through this multiport, two 5 mm trocars and a 12 mm 30  lens rigid camera were inserted (Fig. 2A). To guide the circumferential resection of the bladder dome (Fig. 2B), a cystoscope was inserted into the bladder. Partial cystectomy was followed by a bladder repair watertight with continuous 3-0 V-Lock one layer running suture (Fig. 2C). Urachal remnant and bladder cuff were removed with the umbilicus (Fig. 2D).
case_images: Infected UC.
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case_images: Pathology report determined the specimen as an infected benign UC (Fig. 3).