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CASE 47: Small Non-Obstructing Calculus in a Transplanted Kidney, Perinephric Hematoma, and Misplaced Urinary Catheter

Santiago J Miyara; Sara Guevara; Ernesto P Molmenti

FIGURE 112-198

CT coronal image of a recently transplanted kidney showing a small non-obstructing calculus (purple arrow) and a perinephric hematoma (red arrow). Also visible is a ureteral stent (yellow arrows) and the bladder (blue arrow).

A radiograph shows the transplanted kidney and the associated structures in the coronal section of the abdomen. The radiograph highlights a tiny calculus, a hematoma, a urethral stent, and the bladder.
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FIGURE 112-199

These transverse CT images show the ureteral stent (yellow arrows), bladder (blue arrows), rectum (white arrows) and an (inadvertently misplaced) intra-vaginal urinary catheter (green arrows).

A radiograph shows the transverse view of the abdomen. The radiograph highlights a urethral stent, bladder, rectum, and the intra-vaginal urinary catheter.
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FIGURE 112-200

These transverse CT images show the ureteral stent (yellow arrows), bladder (blue arrows), rectum (white arrows) and an (inadvertently misplaced) intra-vaginal urinary catheter (green arrows).

A radiograph shows the transverse view of the abdomen. The radiograph highlights a curved urethral stent, bladder, rectum, and the intra-vaginal urinary catheter.
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