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case_images: CT scan showing the left renal stone.
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case_images: Abdomen CT scan showed left lower pole renal stone with a burden of 16.4 mm (Fig. 1).
case_images: (A) Ureteral access sheath through ileal conduit up to the upper ureter, (B) ureteral access sheath (fluoroscopy) and radiopaque stone, (C) renal collecting system full exploration.
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case_images: The patient underwent left laser flexible ureterorenoscopy (L-FURS) through her ileal conduit (Fig. 2).
case_images: Surgical clips were found postlaser disintegration of left renal stone.
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case_images: Stone laser fragmentation was completely achieved, surprisingly the stone was formed over what we assume were surgical clips from the previous surgery (Fig. 3).