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Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

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Ureteral Ectopia<br />

(Left) Coronal T2 HASTE MR<br />

provides a more<br />

comprehensive overview of<br />

the duplicated left kidney with<br />

an obstructed atrophic upper<br />

pole moiety . The tortuous<br />

dilated ureter st inserts into<br />

the vagina ſt. The ureter was<br />

thick, secondary to infection.<br />

(Right) Axial T1 C+ FS shows<br />

the ectopic insertion of the<br />

left upper ureter st into the<br />

vagina ſt. Increased<br />

enhancement of the ureteral<br />

wall <strong>and</strong> surrounding tissue<br />

are secondary to infection.<br />

Diagnoses: Urinary Tract<br />

(Left) Longitudinal ultrasound<br />

of a duplex left kidney shows<br />

dysplastic cystic change in the<br />

upper moiety ſt. (Right)<br />

Transverse ultrasound of the<br />

bladder shows a dilated left<br />

ureter st from a duplex left<br />

kidney that is terminating as a<br />

large ureterocele ſt.<br />

(Left) Transvaginal ultrasound<br />

shows a thick-walled infected<br />

ectopic ureter st with internal<br />

debris next to a normal left<br />

ovary ſt. This may be<br />

mistaken for a pyosalpinx, but<br />

the configuration <strong>and</strong> course<br />

of the ureter are different.<br />

(Right) Coronal T2 HASTE MR<br />

shows a dilated left ureter ſt<br />

inserting below the bladder<br />

neck into the vagina st. The<br />

upper pole moiety of this<br />

duplicated system was<br />

severely dilated. The bladder<br />

was normal.<br />

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