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84 years. scan shows urinary wall distended, gross thickening of bladder wall 18 to 20 mm. cystitis and prostatomegaly. occult blood in urine routine.
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This is serious: Follow this up with cystoscopy. This is cancer until proved otherwise, but might still be curable.
Answered 12/28/2017
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