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(a) Thickening and calcification of the bladder wall on the right side (non-contrast enhanced). (b) Nodular thickening of the bladder wall with punctate calcifications arising from right anterior wall, and prostatic calcifications (contrast enhanced).
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Non-contrast and contrast-enhanced scans of computerized tomography (CT) revealed nodular thickening and punctuate calcifications located on the right wall of the bladder, as well as prostatic calcifications, preoperatively (Fig. 1a and b).
High-grade papillary urothelial carcinoma, invaded into lamina propria, consisting of papillary structures composed of the cells with prominent nuclei and nuclear atypia.
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In pathological examination of the resected tissue, a high-grade papillary urothelial carcinoma (pT1) has been reported with the findings of papillary structures composed of the cells with prominent nuclei and nuclear atypia (Fig. 2).
Schistosoma mansoni egg.
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On the surface, oval, eosinophilic structures with lytic appearance were observed, indicating Schistosoma eggs (Fig. 3).