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Fig. 3A —42-year-old man with apparent mass of urinary bladder wall
that proved to be inflammation at histologic examination. Transverse
(A) and virtual cystoscopic (B) images show large mass on right
wall of urinary bladder. Transverse tomographic images show irregularity of
perivesical fat, which suggests extravesical extension. Findings at histologic
examination were negative for malignancy.
