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Showing thickened bladder wall (arrow) with pelvic (star) and abdominal (stars) fluid (ascites).
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It also showed multiple liver metastatic lesions (Fig. 1).
Antero-posterior view of retrograde cystogram showing intraperitoneal contrast leak (arrows) more on the left side due to bladder rupture and few diverticuli (star).
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Urinary bladder rupture was suspected and confirmed by retrograde cystogram which showed intra-peritoneal leak (Fig. 2).
Intraoperative findings included a defect (2 cm) at the bladder dome.
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Intraoperative findings included a defect (2 cm) at the bladder dome (Fig. 3).
The resected tumor.
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Extended partial cystectomy with removal of the debris and peritoneal lavage was performed, tumor is shown in (Fig. 4).
Histological examination showed invasive SCC.
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Invasive SCC.
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