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case_images: Nuclear medicine bone scan demonstrating an ileal conduit leak into the deep pelvis. No metastatic disease detected (anterior view on the left and posterior view on the right).
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case_images: A nuclear medicine bone scan was negative for metastatic disease, but it was evident that the ileal conduit was leaking urine into the deep pelvis (Figure 1).
case_images: Loopogram demonstrating proximal contrast leakage from the conduit without visualization of either ureter.
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case_images: Neither ureter could be visualized as the contrast preferentially flowed into the pelvis (Figure 2).
case_images: Contrast study after stent placement demonstrating right and left ureteric stents extending from renal pelves, through each ureter and exiting through the conduit ostomy.
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case_images: The results of the stent procedure are shown in Figure 3. 