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Lower abdominal CT scan showing superior and anterior bladder mass and cystic lesions with peripheral calcifications.
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A timeline of the major timepoints in the patient's history, diagnosis and treatment is provided ( Figure 1).
Partial cystectomy with urachal resection plus omphalectomy.. A bladder dome mass of approximately 5cm was resected.
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Figure 2). Following this, a transurethral resection was performed.
a) Primary adenocarcinoma (AC) and infiltrated muscle layer (M) (blue arrows).
b) Tumor-free urachus.
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Mobile solitary tumors that are away from the base may potentially benefit from partial cystectomy, so a partial cystectomy plus extended lymphadenectomy was scheduled ( Figure 3).
Timeline of major timepoints in the patient's history, diagnosis and treatment.
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The urachus was tumor-free ( Figure 4).