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An Orthotopic Model of Murine Bladder Cancer
Published on: February 6, 2011
[Bladder primitive lymphoma. Report of a case]
A F Rakototiana1, H N Rakoto-Ratsimba, F A Hunald
1Service de chirurgie urologique B, CHU HJRA Ampefiloha, B.P. 4150, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar. drauberlin@yahoo.fr
Abstract:
Lymphoma is an uncommon tumor of bladder. We report herein one case in a 58 year-old man aiming to show diagnosis and treatment difficulties in our practice. This patient had medical history of nephritic colic, haematuria and cystitis. Imagery revealed tissular mass with orange-like dimension in the right bladder corn. There was no kidney function alteration. Complete mass excision was performed and histological examination diagnosed low grade lymphoma with lymphoplasmocytary type. After chemotherapy, complete remission was obtained after 10 months follow-up.
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