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case_images: Abdominal ultrasound images showing massive ascites. (a) Transverse section through the epigastrium. (b) Longitudinal section through the left kidney that appears normal in shape and length. (c) Longitudinal section through the liver and lung (li: liver; lu: lung) showing no pleural effusion. (d) Longitudinal section through the bladder (b: bladder; u: uterus; sa: sacrum; s: symphysis), which is almost empty.
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case_images: The ultrasound (Figure 1) showed extensive, isolated ascites, a small urinary bladder normal in appearance, and an unremarkable female genitourinary tract.
case_images: Infant in supine position, ascitic drain in the right abdomen filled with blue dye.
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case_images: Leakage of dye from the ascitic drain confirmed the connection (Figure 2).