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Cystoscopy showing the tumor (arrow)
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F1
A cystoscopy under local anesthesia was arranged, which revealed a lobulated tumor near the left ureteral orifice [Figure 1].
Bladder and exophytic tumor with focal papillary configuration. The covering urothelium shows minimal architectural irregularity (arrows) (lower power view, x20)
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F2
A diagnosis of transitional cell bladder tumor with no infiltration of the lamina propria or bladder muscle wall was returned [papillary urothelial neoplasm of low malignant potential (PUNLMP), Figure 2].
PMC6362782_02
Papillary neoplasm with "thick" urothelial lining. Even at this intermediate magnification, there is evidence of minimal architectural distortion (x100)
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F3
Pathology revealed a transitional cell bladder tumor with no infiltration of the lamina propria or bladder muscle wall [PUNLMP, Figure 3].