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Computed tomography urography. CECT showing thickened bladder wall (Red arrow)
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A contrast-enhanced computerized tomography of the abdomen and computerized tomography urography [Figure 1] showed asymmetric urinary bladder wall thickening along the left lateral and posterior wall of the urinary bladder suggestive of infectious or neoplastic etiology.
(a and b) Urinary bladder biopsy photomicrograph
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The biopsy specimen showed denuded mucosa with edema, mild fibrosis, and moderate chronic inflammatory infiltrate with excess of eosinophils infiltrating the smooth muscle bundles in the lamina propria with mild capillary proliferation suggestive of eosinophilic cystitis [Figure 2a and b.