Two cases of pyeloduodenal fistula are described. Previously reported cases are reviewed with discussion of clinical aspects and the role of various radiological investigations. Conservative management with internal ureteric stenting (intraoperative or percutaneous) is suggested as an alternative to nephrectomy.

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