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Fig. 1B. —Imaging of urethra with 2D and 3D techniques in 27-year-old
man after vehicle accident. Two-dimensional curve reformatted sagittal image
using maximum intensity projection shows normal segmental anatomy of male
urethra. M = membranous urethra, P = prostatic urethra, B = bulbous urethra,
Pe = penile urethra.
