Bilateral serpentine radio-opaque shadows near the urinary bladder: nothing but calcified vas deferens! | BMJ Case Reports

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Cite this article as:: Pandey S, Kundu A, Mehdi S, et al

Bilateral serpentine radio-opaque shadows near the urinary bladder: nothing but calcified vas deferens!

Case Reports 2018;2018:bcr-2018-225319.