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Fig. 2A. —51-year-old woman with 1-cm ureteral stone. Sonogram shows echogenic lesion (solid arrow) near lower pole of right kidney. It is poorly distinguished from adjacent echogenic tissue (open arrow) and does not show discrete posterior acoustic shadowing. Therefore, it is not easy to determine that this lesion is ureteral stone.

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