The urinary bladder, trigone and pelvic urethra presented normal wall thicknesses with anechoic urine and normal tone. Small bladder calculi were noted. This appears small enough to pass at 0.2 cm and was non obstructive at this time. A trace amount of free fluid was noted adjacent to the bladder.
A mineralizing, caudal abdominal mass was noted in this patient with progressive shadowing. This appears to be free within the abdomen and mildly vascular. This is likely of lymph node origin. There was shadowing noted, which is consistent with mineralization or fibrosis with a mild potential for foreign matter. The mineralization or fibrosing process would suggest a low grade chronic pathology.