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Fig. 6B. —53-year-old woman with one episode of crampy lower abdominal pain and gross hematuria 1 month earlier. Sonogram (not shown) at another institution revealed hydronephrosis but no definite stone. Patient is now asymptomatic but with persistent microhematuria. Maximum-intensity-projection CT image of distal ureters from postrelease CT scan shows normal course and caliber of distal left ureter but no opacification of right ureter. Calculus (arrow) is identified along course of distal right ureter.