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My husband's urinalysis stated that urothelial cells are present with trace blood. no malignant cells. what could this indicate?
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Depends: Urothelial cells are normal, blood is not. See urologist for evaluation. Silent Hematuria is a warning sign.
Answered 12/19/2017
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