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Video urethrocystoscopy showing papillary tumor at the level of bulbar urethra.
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Six months ago, he had total hematuria, and upon referring to a urologist, he was found to have urethral stricture and a retrograde urethrography, after which video urethrocystoscopy was performed (Fig. 1).
Papillary formed neoplastic tissue with atypical tall columnar epithelial, enlarged hyperchromatic nuclei, prominent nucleoli.
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Cytoplasm and the underlying inflamed stroma infiltrated mostly by acute inflammatory cells, consistent with well-differentiated adenocarcinoma with focal mucin production (Fig. 2).
Sagittal T2 weighted shows a high signal large well-defined lesion at the bulbar portion of corpus spongiosum.
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A pelvic MRI with and without contrast was performed to investigate possible metastasis (Fig. 3).