“ May be focal ( malignancy ) or diffuse ( outflow obstruction, neurogenic bladder or chronic infection ). US • Bladder wall measures >...
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May be focal (malignancy) or diffuse (outflow obstruction, neurogenic bladder or chronic infection).
US
• Bladder wall measures >5 mm when distended.
• Trabeculation and diverticula suggest chronic outflow obstruction.
• Debris or stones in the bladder seen with neurogenic bladder.
• Small, thick-walled fibrotic bladder suggests tuberculosis (TB) or schistosomiasis.
• Calcification in the bladder wall seen with TB, schistosomiasis and malignancy
Coned in view of a plain abdominal radiograph of the lower abdomen showing gas within the wall of the urinary bladder (white arrow). The diagnosis is emphysematous cystitis.
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