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- A new case of bladder mullerianosis was reported in a 30-year-old female with a history of miscarriage and voiding issues during menstruation.
- A vaginal ultrasound revealed a growth in the bladder, confirmed by cystoscopy, leading to the decision for endoscopic resection.
- The tissue analysis showed a mix of glandular structures similar to those found in the female reproductive system and after one year of follow-up, no recurrence of the condition was observed, highlighting the effectiveness of endoscopic surgery for this rare case.
Article Abstract
Objectives: To report a new case of bladder mullerianosis.
Methods: We present the case of a 30 year old female patient with history of miscarriage, who refers voiding dis-turbances with menstruations. Vaginal ultrasound showed an exophytic bladder lesion, which was confirmed by cistoscopy. Endoscopic resection was indicated.
Results: The pathological study of tissues obtained showed mixed glandular structures with predominant tubaric-like type, in association with endometrial- and endocervical-like elements. No evidence of endoscopic relapse after one year of follow-up.
Conclusions: We contribute with a new case of bladder mullerianosis. We emphasize the scarcity of its published reports. We support the option of an endoscopic surgery for these patients.
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