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Suprapubic catheterization (SPC) is a routine procedure done in general and urological practice, where per urethral catheterization is not possible (urethral stricture, injury, vulvar carcinoma) or when we require long term alternative drainage (neurogenic bladder trauma to lower urinary tract or prostate abscess). The procedure is simple but blind one, and has the potential to injure the intestine, leading to peritonitis. We describe the radiological findings of such a bladder where bowel lies anterior and can get injured during suprapubic catheter placement.

The Chiladiti bladder: an entity every urologists should know.