Ultrasound and Computed Tomography Findings of Spontaneous Intramural Hemorrhage of Renal Pelvis and Ureter in Patient With Hemophilia A

Intramural renal pelvic and ureteral hemorrhage is seen most commonly in patients treated with anticoagulant therapy. However, spontaneous intramural hemorrhage of the ureter seen in patients with hemophilia is a rare entity and has been reported only in 2 cases. Computed tomography is a valuable imaging method in the diagnosis and follow-up. We report the ultrasound and computed tomography findings of spontaneous intramural renal pelvic and ureteral hemorrhage in a patient with hemophilia A.