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CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis demonstrating a psoas abscess ((a) yellow circle) and a 20 x 15 x 14 mm soft tissue density in the inferior posterior left paramedian bladder wall ((b) red circle).
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Additionally, CT revealed an approximately 2 cm soft tissue density that appeared to lay dependently within or adjacent to a distended urinary bladder (Figure 1).
MRI of the pelvis demonstrating an undefined structure in the posterior inferior left paramedian bladder wall protruding into the bladder (red circle). Image demonstrates decreased T1 with minimal increased T2 with questionable minimal enhancement of a thin rim with no internal enhancement.
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An MRI of the pelvis was performed which revealed an undefined structure in the posterior inferior left paramedian bladder (Figure 2).
Cystoscopic photo of undefined, raised lesion in the bladder wall anterolateral to the urethra.
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As the initial part of the urologic workup, a cystoscopy was performed which demonstrated an undefined, raised lesion in the bladder wall anterolateral to the urethra at the bladder base (Figure 3).
Photos taken during transurethral resection the bladder mass showing yellow, purulent fluid indicative of an abscess.
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During transurethral resection of the mass, a yellow, purulent fluid was evacuated (Figure 4).