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case_images: X-ray: probe with endoureteral balloon in place in the right ureter at the level of the fistula with the right primitive iliac artery.
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case_images: An ureteral dilatation balloon Ch6 10 cm (mark Bard Uroforce model, reference: 888510) was then positioned at the iliac intersection under fluoroscopic control (Figure 1).
case_images: Abdominal-pelvic CT scan frontal cut passing through the right ureter: endoureteral balloon probe in place in the right ureter at the fistula with the right primary iliac artery.
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case_images: An abdominopelvic CT confirmed the diagnosis of an arterioureteral fistula with the right common iliac artery and the proper positioning of the balloon catheter (Figure 2).
case_images: Arteriography of the aortoiliac intersection: endovascular prosthesis covered in place at the level of the right primitive iliac artery, a network of collateral arteries supplying the lower right limbs.
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case_images: The balloon catheter was replaced with a new ureteric stent after a period of 48 hours of observation with no recurrence of bleeding (Figure 3).