Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

Ureters and Bladder
CT UROGRAM CORRELATION, URETERS AND BLADDER
Anatomy: Pelvis
Right renal pelvis
Superior pole calyx
Left renal pelvis
Ureteropelvic junction
Proximal left ureter
Right mid ureter
Urinary bladder
Rectum
Urinary bladder
Prostate gland
(Top) Coronal reformatted CT urogram (CTU) shows a normal, well-opacified pelvicalyceal system and proximal mid segments of the
ureters. (Middle) Axial CTU through the pelvis shows an optimally distended urinary bladder with a uniform thin bladder wall and no
intraluminal filling defect. Notice layering hyperdense excreted contrast with poorly opacified nondependent urine. (Bottom) Coronal
reformatted CTU through the pelvis shows a well-distended and optimally opacified normal urinary bladder. Note the mildly enlarged
prostate gland slightly indenting the bladder base.
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