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case_images: Macroscopic image of the urinary bladder. (Subscript) Local lesion of the bladder wall measuring 1 cm in diameter and only covered by a translucent mucosal membrane (asterisk).
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case_images: The urine filled bladder as described above exhibited a malformation of the bladder wall measuring 1 cm in diameter, which was only covered by a translucent mucosal membrane (Figure 1).
case_images: Microscopic image of the urinary bladder. Normal bladder wall on the left and disintegrating ordinary muscle layer on the right side. This defect is flanked by a juvenile granulation tissue, subserosal bleedings, and individual muscle bundles. Normal bladder wall on the left with detaching ordinary muscle layer on the right side. This defect (Y) is flanked by an immature granulation tissue, subserosal hemorrhage, and individual muscle bundles. Inset (X): local lesion only consists of a transitional cell layer (A) with a thin loosely arranged connective tissue covered with mesothelial cells (B). Individual muscle bundles are present (asterisk).
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case_images: F2
case_images: At this position, a muscle layer was absent (Figure 2).