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A Case of Cystitis Glandularis with Associated Pelvic Lipomatosis: Ultrasound Evaluation

Cystitis glandularis is an uncommon cystitis where chronic irritation to the bladder results in proliferation of the epithelium and replacement of the submucosa with glandular elements.1 This cystitis is more pronounced at the ureterovesical junction, thus causing ureteral obstruction with subsequent renal failure. Cystitis glandularis is known to be associated with pelvic lipomatosis, a benign proliferative process that involves the perivesicular retroperineum with varying effects upon the adjacent organs.2 The following case report is an example of the latter association.