Figures Explanation
Fig.1: An abdominal ultrasound demonstrated a pelvic mass compressed in the posterior bladder wall.
Fig.2: A CT scan with a bladder contrast demonstrated a pelvic mass measuring ~ 6 × 7 cm, located in the bladder, with no distant metastasis and no lymph node enlargement.
Fig.3: A transurethral endoscopy revealed a large, inclusive, and prominent mass in the bladder.
Fig.4: The abdominal mass was eradicated by a partial cystectomy of the bladder with bilateral ureterostomy.
Fig.5: The specimen revealed a dense cambium layer of primitive malignant cells under an intact epithelial surface and a gross appearance of multiple polypoid nodules with hypocellular areas containing a myxoid stroma.