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Fig. 10A —Young adult male struck by automobile while riding bicycle.
Initial delayed image at 4 minutes (A) shows blood clot (black
arrow) in bladder. Further delayed image at approximately 10 minutes
(B) shows contrast extravasation (white arrow, B),
consistent with extraperitoneal bladder rupture.
