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Fig. 8A. —45-year-old man with 15-year history of interstitial cystitis now with asymptomatic, but persistent, microhematuria. Postrelease scout images from CT scan (A) and average-projection image (B) from contrast-enhanced CT scan show mild right hydroureteronephrosis to level of distal ureter, with abrupt termination of contrast column and filling defect (arrows) perceptible.