Clark W M, Hatten H P
Urol Radiol. 1979;1(3):183-6. doi: 10.1007/BF02926626.
The authors describe the diagnostic ultrasound findings of pelvic lipomatosis in a patient presenting with lower extremity thrombophlebitis. In this condition, ultrasound shows the full urinary bladder to assume a tubular or "cigar" shape and to "float" in the pelvic fat with failure to distend normally to the pelvic side walls. Confirmatory computed tomography discloses normal muscular and osseous anatomy but an increase in radiolucent fat surrounding the pelvic viscera. Clinical and radiographic findings are reviewed, and a differential diagnosis is presented.
作者描述了一名患有下肢血栓性静脉炎的患者盆腔脂肪过多症的诊断性超声检查结果。在这种情况下，超声显示膀胱呈管状或“雪茄”形，并“漂浮”在盆腔脂肪中，不能正常向盆腔侧壁扩张。确诊性计算机断层扫描显示肌肉和骨骼解剖结构正常，但盆腔脏器周围的透X线脂肪增加。回顾了临床和影像学检查结果，并给出了鉴别诊断。
