Can CT see everything in the bladder?

CT is a CT examination. CT examination has certain limitations in showing the internal structure of the bladder. It cannot clearly see everything in the bladder.

CT examination is an examination method that uses X-ray and computer technology to image organs. It can show differences in tissue morphology and density, so as to diagnose diseases. However, because the bladder is a hollow organ, urine continuously flows in it, so it is difficult for CT examination to clearly show the details of the bladder.

CT examination can detect bladder stones, cystitis, bladder tumors and other diseases. If necessary, cystoscopy can be considered.