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case_images: Case 1. Left panel: Coronal section of non-contrast CT of abdomen revealed full bladder; Foley catheter was not seen within the urinary bladder. Right Top panel: Coronal section of CT of pelvis showed fluid distension of the membranous and prostatic urethra. Foley catheter was not seen in bladder or in proximal urethra. Right bottom panel: Coronal section of CT of pelvis revealed balloon of Foley catheter in the proximal penile urethra
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case_images: Foley catheter was not seen within the urinary bladder (Fig. 1 Left panel). CT of pelvis revealed fluid distension of the membranous and prostatic urethra (Fig. 1 Right Top panel); the balloon of Foley catheter was located in the proximal penile urethra (Fig. 1 Right Bottom panel).
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case_images: Case 3. Left panel: X-ray of pelvis taken after injecting air through the balloon channel of Foley catheter revealed that the balloon was located in urethra, well below ischiopubic ramus. Right panel: MRI of pelvis sagittal T-2 weighted image revealed balloon of Foley catheter in proximal urethra
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case_images: This X-ray revealed the balloon of Foley catheter in urethra (Fig. 2 Left panel). MRI of pelvis revealed balloon of Foley catheter in the urethra (Fig. 2 Right panel).
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case_images: Case 4. Left panel: Axial section of CT of abdomen and pelvis revealed full bladder; no catheter was seen in the lumen of urinary bladder. Right panel: Axial section of CT of pelvis revealed balloon of Foley catheter in the proximal urethra within prostate
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case_images: CT revealed distended bladder (Fig. 3 Left panel). The catheter balloon was inflated within the prostatic urethra (Fig. 3 Right panel), which would be the cause for incomplete drainage of urinary bladder.
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case_images: Case 5. Top Left panel: CT abdomen axial section revealed moderate left hydronephrosis and hydroureter, and mild right hydronephrosis and hydroureter. Top Right panel: CT of abdomen and pelvis, axial section: Urethral catheter was not present within the bladder. Bladder was of small capacity and contained urine and gas. Bottom panel: CT pelvis, axial section revealed balloon of Foley catheter in the membranous urethra
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case_images: Top Left panel). Transurethral catheter was not seen in the urinary bladder (Fig. 4 Top Right panel); tip of catheter was present in urethra; Foley balloon was seen in the membranous urethra (Fig. 4 Bottom panel).