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. 2010 Nov 1;30(7):1843–1856. doi: 10.1148/rg.307105063

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Figure 14a — Mobile clot in a 51-year-old woman who had undergone radiation therapy for cervical carcinoma. The patient presented with frank hematuria. (a) Transabdominal Doppler US image (shown in black and white), obtained with the patient supine, demonstrates an echogenic filling defect (arrow) in the urinary bladder. No flow was evident. (b) US image obtained with the patient lying on her right side shows an echogenic mass (arrow) in a dependent position within the urinary bladder (*), a finding that is consistent with a mobile clot.

Figure 14b — Mobile clot in a 51-year-old woman who had undergone radiation therapy for cervical carcinoma. The patient presented with frank hematuria. (a) Transabdominal Doppler US image (shown in black and white), obtained with the patient supine, demonstrates an echogenic filling defect (arrow) in the urinary bladder. No flow was evident. (b) US image obtained with the patient lying on her right side shows an echogenic mass (arrow) in a dependent position within the urinary bladder (*), a finding that is consistent with a mobile clot.