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case_images: CT scan demonstrating bladder completely filled with blood clots, catheter balloon, and ureteral stents.
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case_images: A CT scan with contrast medium (CM-CT) showed bladder tamponade (Figure 1) and blood clots in both renal pelvis: the site of bleeding could not be identified.
case_images: 3D CT rendering showing pseudoaneurysm of left common iliac artery where it cross the left ureter (white arrow). The latter is not visible because of not functioning left kidney.
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case_images: A pseudoaneurysm of the right proximal common iliac artery adjacent to the left ureter was detected, and an ureteroarterial fistula was suspected (Figures 2 and 3).
case_images: CT scan demonstrating left common iliac artery (red arrow) and left ureter (white arrow) which appear not dissociable.
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case_images: A pseudoaneurysm of the right proximal common iliac artery adjacent to the left ureter was detected, and an ureteroarterial fistula was suspected (Figures 2 and 3).