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Fig. 6C. —Physiologic hydronephrosis of pregnancy and enlarged right ovarian vein in 24-year-old woman at 36 weeks' gestation who presented with abdominal pain just superior to and right of her umbilicus. Coronal (A and B) and sagittal (C) half-Fourier single-shot fast spin-echo images (TR/TE, single shot/62; flip angle, 130 °; matrix, 192 x 256; field of view, 35 cm; and slice thickness, 4 mm) show mild right-sided hydronephrosis. Enlarged right ovarian vein (arrows, B) is well visualized as dark tubular structure because of flowing blood. Tapering ureter (arrowhead, C) just posterior to ovarian vein (arrow, C) is well visualized.