Presentation
Recurrent urinary tract infection.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Ureterocele (bilateral)
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"Cystic" outpouchings at the left and right ureteral orifice are compatible with ureteroceles.
From the case:
Ureterocele (bilateral)
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Bilateral "cobra head" appearance of the distal ureter is compatible with the ultrasound appearance. Follow up radiograph at 30 minutes post-intravenous diuretic shows complete washout of contrast
Case Discussion
Bilateral ureteroceles.