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case_images: KUB shows the intrauterine device and linear radiopaque foreign material just above and medial to the IUCD in the pelvis.
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case_images: A kidney, ureter, and bladder (KUB) X-ray was done and showed an intrauterine device and linear radiopaque foreign material just above and medial to the IUCD (Figure 1), necessitating further evaluation by ultrasound, which revealed a hyperechoic shadowing material at the wall of the urinary bladder dome.
case_images: Sagittal CT: IUCD implanted within the dome of the urinary bladder.
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case_images: The IUCD is noted as penetrating the bladder wall and causing local surrounding inflammation (Figure 2). The patient was diagnosed with intravesical IUCD migration and planned for cystoscopic removal of the migrated IUCD.
case_images: Cystoscopy showed a strip of metal substance penetrating into the posterior wall of the bladder with multiple calculi adherent to the IUCD.
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case_images: Cystoscopy showed the stem of the IUCD penetrating the posterior wall of the urinary bladder with multiple small calculi or calcifications adherent to the intravesical portion (Figure 3).