Figure 5
Top panel: Coronal section of CT of abdomen performed five days after vesical lithotripsy showed urinary bladder almost filled with clots. The outline of urinary bladder was intact. Bottom panel: Sagittal section of CT abdomen with oral positive contrast, performed 12Â days after vesical lithotripsy (two days after cystoscopy and clot evacuation) when the patient developed abdominal distension: A large intra-peritoneal haematoma, at the superior aspect of dome of urinary bladder was seen with gas locules. There was a defect in the urinary bladder wall superiorly, at the site of the haematoma, indicative of bladder rupture/perforation.