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Transvaginal pelvic ultrasonography revealing hyperechogenic nodule.
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The patient was then admitted for an endoscopic evaluation and treatment of the exophytic intravesical mass (Fig. 1).
(A, B) Cystourethroscopy showing pedicled mass arising from the right ureteral orifice. (C) Postresection area showing no signs of remnant tumor.
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Cystourethroscopic examination diagnosed a pedicled reddish mass projecting from the top of the right ureteral orifice with 6 cm diameter (Fig. 2). The exophytic mass was resected with an incision on the pedicle, after cautious withdrawal of the lesion through the urethra (Fig. 2).
Follow-up magnetic resonance imaging 2 months after procedure showing no abnormalities.
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Follow-up was done by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 2 months after procedure, revealing no signs of abnormalities (Fig. 3).
Immunoreactivity was shown for desmin (A), muscle-specific actin (B), and estrogen receptors (C).
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Immunoreactivity was shown for desmin, muscle-specific actin, and estrogen receptors compatible with AA (Fig. 4).