XXXX : a case report.

@entity1 @entity811 @entity8 @entity1901 @entity548 @entity150 @entity292 @entity2333 @entity2885
We report a case of @entity2333 following prolonged ureteral stenting in the left ureter which crossed over the aorta toward the cutaneous ureterostomy stoma. A 59 year-old @entity1 presented @entity548 from the left cutaneous ureterostomy of the single stoma for bilateral ureters. The @entity1 underwent radical hysterectomy and total cystectomy with a single stoma cutaneous ureterostomy for advanced cervical and @entity150 . The postoperative course was uneventful except for @entity2885 due to bilateral @entity1901 , which were treated by bilateral ureteral stenting. The @entity1 had intermittent @entity811 from the left cutaneous ureterostomy for 4 years after ureteral stenting. @entity548 from the left cutaneous ureterostomy requiring a big amount of blood transfusion followed intermittent @entity811 , finally. A Computed tomography (CT) suggested both severe adhesion of the left ureter to the aorta and @entity8 . @entity548 seemed to be caused by @entity2333 . A @entity292 , about 5 mm in diameter, from the left ureter to the aorta was detected at exploration. The defect of aortic wall was closed primarily and then left nephroureterectomy underwent for nonfunctioning kidney. Her postoperative course was uneventful at the 18-month follow-up.
