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Urethrocystoscopy: bladder, note a rounded, thin-walled, translucent tumour consistent withaureterocele.
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Cystoscopy identified, in the right haemitrigone area, a 4 x 3 cm rounded tumour with thin translucent walls consistent with a ureterocele (Figure 1).
Urethrocystoscopy: note the multiple papillary lesions on the medial face visible through the hole leading to the right ureteral meatus.
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No other lesions were observed elsewhere in the bladder (Figure 2).
Scan: observe at the intravesical level, a hypodense saccular image (2.5 x 4 cm) with irregular mural thickening at the anterior-superior edge.
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Other organs fall within normal parameters (Figure 3).
Transurethral resection: upon removing the ureterocele dome, one can observe a papilary lesion whose base is attached to the inner surface of the same.
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It was resected by separating the tumour adhering to the ureterocele walls and base (Figure 4).
(40X) H&E: Microphotograph at higher magnification showing a cell disorder, mild nuclear atypia, and fibrovascular cores.
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Figure 5 shows the microphotograph.