Article Type
Original Study
Abstract
Non papillary insitu carcinoma of urothelium denudes unusually easily. This uncovering produces a characteristic, syndrome of intractable antibiotic-resistant bacterial cystitis with a granular and velvet appearance on cystoscopy. the exposed stroma histo-logically demonstrate vasodilatation, oedema and leucocytic infiltration re-suiting in clinical symptoms which are the same as those of benign cystitis due to other causes (Riddle et al., 1979; Ooms et al,, 1986 and Boob et al., 1986). The aim of this work is to differentiate between denuded areas of carcinoma insitu and those in benign cystitis by examination of the superficial stroma. Also to determine if there are significant differences in stromal features seen in papillary carcinoma and carcinoma insitu, in an attempt to im- prove histological differentiation between folded fragments of bladder mucosa with a lining of carcinoma insitu and real papillary tumour fragments as it is may be difficult in biopsy material and because of the different therapeutic measure for the two lesions.
Recommended Citation
HELAL, Nagwa; ABD EL-HALIM, W; and BAYOMI, Ahmed
(1990)
"CONNECTIVE TISSUE STROMA IN MALIGANAT BLADDER AND BENIGN DENUDING CYSTITIS,"
Mansoura Medical Journal: Vol. 19
:
Iss.
1
, Article 4.
Available at:
https://doi.org/10.21608/mjmu.1990.138755
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