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case_images: BK virus (BKV) levels in a patient after MUD-PBSCT. Brocken lines indicate BKV in plasma and diamonds serum creatinine level. Horizontal arrows indicate changes in the antiviral therapy.
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case_images: The BK Virus viruria and viremia improved, and the patient received ganciclovir treatment for additional two weeks (Figure 1).
case_images: Ultrasound examination of the right kidney and the bladder on admission. Hydronephrosis stage III-IV with severely reduced renal parenchyma (a) and bladder tumorous formation (b).
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case_images: III-IV (Figure 2(a)). In addition, decreased echotexture bladder tumours were seen (Figure 2(b)).
case_images: Urothelial mucosa with erosions, edema, fresh bleedings, and bleeding residues. Moderate inflammatory reaction (a). Immunohistochemically, large T antigen could not be visualized (b) ((a) magnification x100, (b) magnification x 400).
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case_images: The pathohistology of the specimen showed a chronic cystical urocystitis with bleedings (Figure 3(a)). In all tissue probes immunohistochemistry for large T antigen was negative (Figure 3(b)). 