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Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
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From: Role of magnetic resonance imaging in evaluation of ejaculatory duct in Zinner’s syndrome: case series of five patients and review of the literature

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A Axial T2WI of the abdomen and B coronal T2WI of the abdomen and pelvis show normal left renal unit and right renal agenesis and tubular cystic structure at the right side of the pelvis displays low T2WSI (red arrow), C–F high-resolution axial fat-suppressed T1WI and axial T2WI of the pelvis revealed normal left SV (blue arrow) and dilated right one with cyst (yellow arrow) measured (2 × 1.8 cm) slightly indenting the right posterolateral vesical wall anteriorly; both of the cyst and the tubular structure display high T1WSI and low T2WSI denoting hemorrhagic or high proteinaceous content (red arrow), G and H high-resolution coronal T2WI of the pelvis show the right SV cyst as well as presence of right sided pelvic cystic tubular structure (red arrow) seen connected with the dilated right SV which resembles right rudimentary ureteric bud with abnormal insertion into right SV, I and J high-resolution right parasagittal T2WI of the pelvis confirm the same findings

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