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Intramural fat in the urinary bladder typically appears as a thin low-attenuation band along the anterior and superior portions of the urinary bladder. It is seen in about 2% of cases, and is more common in men. It can be a normal histological finding that can be seen on CT in patients with nondistended urinary bladders.
References
Thickman D. Fat within the wall of the urinary bladder: computed tomographic appearance. J Comput Assist Tomogr. 2009 Sep-Oct;33(5):695-7.
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