case report of a ureterocutenous fistula post aortobifemoral bypass graft removal in a patient with obstructive upj calculus

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Abstract
Ureterocutaneous fistulas are rare, often iatrogenic complications. We present a case of a 60 year old woman suffering a ureterocutaneous fistula in association with an infected vascular graft. Percutaneous diversion of urinary fluid with a nephrostomy tube is an acceptable form of management.
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Journal advances in human-computer interaction
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