U Boat Lesion

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U Boat Lesion

A fanciful synonym for an abdominal aortic aneurysm which, like the Unterseeboot, is silent, deep, detected by reflecting sound waves—i.e., sonar or ultrasound—and must be neutralised before it proves fatal

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