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Benign pneumoperitoneum associated with a ureteral stone: a case report

2022-09-23

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<title>Abstract</title><p><bold>Purpose</bold>Pneumoperitoneum is mainly associated with perforated abdominal viscus. However, some cases do not involve perforation and do not require surgical intervention, and thus, benign pneumoperitoneum is diagnosed. In rare cases, urological causes can be related to benign pneumoperitoneum. We present a case of benign pneumoperitoneum related with urolithiasis, an association...

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b841f47e-06f5-52c2-9444-91341c60203f
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1951066/v1
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