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case_images: Coronal CT images revealed a left UPJ stone with moderate left hydronephrosis (white arrow) and nonvisualization of the normal right kidney. Two consecutive coronal images also revealed a dilated residual right ureter connecting to a right seminal vesicle cyst (red arrow).
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case_images: A CT scan highlighted 1) a 15-mm left UPJ stone with moderate left hydronephrosis (Fig. 1); 2) a 48-mm cystic lesion in the right pelvic region (between the ureter bladder and prostate gland), indicative of a right seminal vesicle cyst (Fig. 2); and 3) nonvisualization of the right kidney with residual dilated right ureter connecting to the right seminal vesicle cyst (Fig. 1).
case_images: Axial and coronal CT images revealed a 48-mm right seminal vesicle cyst (white arrow) with a dilated right vas deferens (red arrow), which may indicate obstruction of the right ejaculatory duct.
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case_images: A CT scan highlighted 1) a 15-mm left UPJ stone with moderate left hydronephrosis (Fig. 1); 2) a 48-mm cystic lesion in the right pelvic region (between the ureter bladder and prostate gland), indicative of a right seminal vesicle cyst (Fig. 2); and 3) nonvisualization of the right kidney with residual dilated right ureter connecting to the right seminal vesicle cyst (Fig. 1). Dilation of the right vas deferens was observed that potentially indicated an obstruction in the right ejaculatory duct (Fig. 2).