Urinary bladder: revealed a ventral bladder mass that measured 3.0 x 2.5 cm. The mass was deriving from the ventral wall and extended caudally along the ventral wall to approximately 1.0 cm from the cystourethral junction. This allowed for resection. A minimal amount of urine was present and impinged upon the dorsal wall. The mass was particularly vascular. This is typical for transitional cell carcinoma. This is potentially resectable. However, local metastasis to the dorsal wall with a kissing lesion cannot be entirely ruled out as a minimal amount of urine was present at the time of the sonogram. Cystourethral junction and urethra appeared unremarkable. The pelvic urethra was imaged 4.0 cm beyond the cystourethral junction.

Liver: presented multiple masses, which is likely independent from the bladder mass and impinged upon the portal hilus and gallbladder. Subtle, heterogenous right-sided changes were noted. CT evaluation is warranted for surgical planning.