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D P Treible1, D Skinner, D Kasimain
1Valley Presbyterian Hospital, Van Nuys, California.
Abstract:
A case of nearly exsanguinating bladder hemorrhage, occurring six months after intravesical thiotepa administration, is reported. The hemorrhage was not attributable to myelosuppression. This case also demonstrates the hazard of using formalin to control such hemorrhage.
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