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case_images: CT scan showing urinoma, contrast extravasation (arrow) with a right pelvicaliceal dilatation.
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case_images: The abdomen was swollen in the physical examination, and a subsequent CT scan revealed urinoma, contrast extravasation (Figure 1) and a right pelvicaliceal dilatation without ureteral opacification.
case_images: Retrograde ureteropyelogram showing opacification of all the upper urinary tract with extravasation of the contrast material in the ureteropelvic junction (arrow).
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case_images: A retrograde ureteropyelogram revealed a partial ureteropelvic junction injury (Figure 2), and a double-J stent was successfully inserted.