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(A) Coronal post contrast CT image showing enhancing focal wall thickening in the fundic region of urinary bladder. (B) Axial post contrast CT image showing enhancing focal wall thickening in the anterior part of fundic region of urinary bladder.
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To rule out urogenital and retroperitoneal abnormalities, contrast-enhanced computerised tomography was done, which showed a focal thickening of the wall of the urinary bladder in the fundic region (Figure 1A, 1B).
Coronal CT urography image showing filling defect in the left upper ureter; the right ureter appears unremarkable.
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Coronal CT urogram revealed a filling defect in the left upper ureter (Figure 2).
Coronal CT urography image showing no evidence of filling defect in the left upper ureter.
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After a full course of treatment, the patient was asymptomatic, his urine examination was normal and a CT scan did not reveal any filling defect in the left upper ureter (Figure 3).
Coronal post contrast CT image showing no evidence of any enhancing focal wall thickening in the fundic region of urinary bladder.
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The enhancing lesion in fundus of the urinary bladder also resolved (Figure 4).