Avoidable Pitfalls: Another Encounter of Bilateral Ureter Complete Duplication with Impacted Calculus At Al Habib Hospital/Dubai

Abstract The ureter is commonly the subject of congenital anatomical variations involving either complete or incomplete duplication. Complete duplication may not produce symptoms and therefore does become apparent until later in life. This condition most encountered incidentally during extraction impacted ureteric stones. type anomaly more common females. However, this extremely rare incident as previously thought. Herein, we present our second case bilateral aberration was an calculus which found close to vesico-ureteric junction medial limb right duplicated ureter. We also a review related English literature. It essential emphasize importance basic knowledge relating possible renal surgical aberrations. A particular consideration prior any procedure meticulous analysis radiological images. clinical practice key priority if are avoid unpleasant pitfalls. in-depth diagnosis basically remains entity. study provides learning points complement daily management calculi.