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Fig. 4A —38-year-old woman with urethral diverticulum who presented with
recurrent urinary tract infections. EV = endovaginal probe. (Courtesy of Bae
KT, Pittsburgh, PA) Sagittal fast spin-echo T2-weighted endovaginal MR image
shows high-signal-intensity, fluid-filled diverticulum (asterisk) in
posterior aspect of urethra (arrow) that contains multiple thin
septations (arrowheads). Note elevation of bladder dome by
diverticulum. B = urinary bladder.
