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Fig. 5B —MRI was requested to evaluate 63-year-old woman for urethral
diverticulum who had history of recurrent urinary tract infections and firm
urethral mass on physical examination. On postoperative histopathology, this
proved to be urethral leiomyoma. Axial volumetric gradient-echo T1-weighted
image of mass (arrow) at same level obtained immediately after IV
administration of gadolinium. Faint, but unmistakable enhancement proves this
is neither bulking agent nor urethral diverticulum. Compare with
Figure 6D.
