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A 46-year-old male was admitted with the chief complaint of right side abdominal pain. A retrograde urogram disclosed right hydronephrosis and an anomalous branch in the shape of an inverted Y accompanied by a calculus on the right ureter. Extirpation of the calculus and vesicoureteroneostomy were performed just above the bifurcation. The anomalous branch was blind-ending.
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