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Ultrasound flying pigeon
M El Fortia, M Bendaoud
Department of Radiology, Misurata Teaching Hospital, Libya, P. O. Box 3450
Correspondence Address:
M El Fortia
Department of Radiology, Misurata Teaching Hospital, Libya, P. O. Box 3450
How to cite this article:
Fortia M E, Bendaoud M. Ultrasound flying pigeon.J Postgrad Med 2006;52:140-140
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How to cite this URL:
Fortia M E, Bendaoud M. Ultrasound flying pigeon. J Postgrad Med [serial online] 2006 [cited 2023 Mar 27 ];52:140-140
Available from: https://www.jpgmonline.com/text.asp?2006/52/2/140/25163 |
Full Text
A 36-year-old Libyan female presented with profuse hematuria. On physical examination, lower abdominal distension due to excessive full bladder is noted. Ultrasound examination of the pelvis revealed on interesting artistic flying pigeon-like image [Figure 1] with a peak, eye, head and neck were representing a urinary bladder blood clot. Ultrasound scan after 3 'days' therapy, the clot-shape changed [Figure 2] and the air-reverberation probably due to aerobic bacteria infection became more obvious. Two weeks later the blood clot washed-out and the urine became clear.
Discussion
Some interesting images are encounetered during our daily work, some of these images occur once in a life-time and have no clinical value. The images in this case-were identical to flying pigeons. The pelvic organs; urinary bladder, uterus and vagina were organized in association with a blood clot to form this interesting image.
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