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Evaluating Ureteral Jets with Color Doppler in Adults

Color Doppler was used to evaluate urine jets within the urinary bladder in adult patients. In normally hydrated patients, urine was noted to jet from both sides within an interval of a few seconds. Future use of color Doppler in evaluating renal function and urinary tract pathology by visualizing urine output may be possible.