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B-mode ultrasound (sagittal view) showing small lesion at urinary bladder neck with hyper echoic peripheral rim with central lucency
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Ultrasonography was carried out prior to catheterization, which revealed a small growth at the bladder neck [Figure 1].
Endoscopic view of the bladder neck during cystoscopy showing tumor occluding the bladder neck
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On cystourethroscopy, small mass with smooth urothelial covering was present at the bladder neck extending onto proximal urethra [Figure 2].
Tumor being resected with loop electrode and standard resectoscope
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It was resected completely using 26 F continuous flow resectoscope and cutting loop electrode [Figure 3].
High power (x400) photomicrograph of resected tissue (description in the main text)
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Hence, findings were consistent with a diagnosis of benign leiomyoma [Figure 4].