Ureterovesical Junction Stone on Bladder Ultrasound (Transverse View) This is a transverse plane through the bladder. Bones, stones, air, & foreign bodies are usually hyperechoic on US. There is a large L ureteral stone obstructing the ureterovesicular junction. Ureteral stones are often associated with ipsilateral hydronephrosis. Dr. Meghan Herbst @EUSmkh #Ureterovesical #Junction #UVJ #Stone #Bladder #POCUS #Transverse #clinical #ultrasound
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