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(A, B) Abdominal ultrasound scan showing the cystic lesion and thickened bladder wall.
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CT urogram showing the cystic bladder lesion. (A) Sagittal CT scan; (B) coronal cross-section showing the contrast-enhancing cystic bladder lesion.
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MRI pelvis/prostate showing the well-defined cystic lesion (A) 3pl LOC MRI; (B) Cor 2d Fiesta MRI; (C) T2 weighted ax FrFSE MRI scan.
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The content of the lesion is of higher signal than normal bladder contents on T1W and T2W images (Figs. 3 and 4).
CT scan showing the progression of the left renal calculus from two 5 mm stones to a large staghorn calculus. (A) Noncontrast CT scan showing the small left lower pole renal calculus. (B) Noncontrast CT scan showing the 3.4 x 2 cm left staghorn calculus. (C) Noncontrast CT scan showing the remaining staghorn calculus after failed left ureteroscopy laser lithotripsy measuring 3.2 x 2.1 cm.
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The content of the lesion is of higher signal than normal bladder contents on T1W and T2W images (Figs. 3 and 4).