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case_images: (A) Sonographic appearance of hypoechoic mass arising within the bladder wall; (B) Axial CT demonstrating a smooth contour soft tissue density within the inferior bladder; (C) MRI T1 weighted axial image demonstrating that the lesion had similar intensity to muscle; (D) Axial FDG-PET/CT demonstrating mild FDG uptake in bladder lesion (SUVmax 3.2); (E) Corresponding Coronal FDG-PET/CT
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case_images: MRI demonstrated a heterogenous bladder tumor appearing intramural, rather than intraluminal (Fig. 1). A FDG-PET CT was performed and low-grade FDG uptake (metabolic activity) was displayed with no avid nodal or distant metastatic disease (Fig. 1).
case_images: (A) An intraoperative photo of bladder leiomyoma on cystoscopic evaluation; (B) An intraoperative photo of bladder leiomyoma in situ, attached to bladder wall; (C) Bladder leiomyoma after excision
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case_images: The mass was mobile on bimanual examination and cystoscopic evaluation visualized a large mass indenting the right bladder wall (Fig. 2). Intra-operatively the mass was noted to be extramural and adjacent to the right inferolateral bladder wall (Fig. 2).