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Fig. 4C —5-year-old boy with recurrent severe abdominal pain. Frontal
radiograph from retrograde study shows extrinsic compression of proximal
ureter at ureteropelvic junction, consistent with a crossing vessel. After
surgery child became asymptomatic.
