64 y/o male 2wks S/P TURBT (large) presents with c/o foley n | Figure 1

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64 y/o male 2wks S/P TURBT (large) presents with c/o foley not draining. Attempt to irrigate with no success. Orders were to change foley. Upon removal of 18F this was stuck in the end clogging the foley. Specimen sent for pathology. Thoughts?


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