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What is trigonitis? how should it be treated?
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Here are some...: Trigonitis has been overused to describe the finding of pebble-like nodule & white coating (squamous metaplasia) seen on the trigone of the bladder as seen on cystorethroscopy. These findings are almost exclusively seen in females and their clinical significance remains unclear & speculative. its care ranges from doing nothing to fulguration; at times, antibiotics is used with uncertain outcome.
Answered 11/27/2017
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