[A case of XXXX with @entity6437 of the bladder].

@entity1 @entity322 @entity242 @entity1494 @entity5 @entity6437 @entity16 @entity1973 @entity3025 @entity14711 @entity150 @entity2885 @entity2335 @entity293
A 36-year-old @entity1 was referred with @entity322 and recurrent episodes of @entity2885 . Two years prior to her visit, she underwent transurethral resection of a @entity150 , 5 cm in diameter. Total cystectomy was suggested, as the initial diagnosis was @entity242 . Close re-evaluation of the pathological specimen lead to the final diagnosis of a benign @entity6437 of the bladder as the @entity5 consisted of smooth muscle cells with white blood cell infiltration but without mitotic figures. The @entity5 disappeared during the follow up period. A cystography revealed bilateral vesicoureteral reflux with marked @entity1494 . A cystometry showed @entity1494 and a @entity1494 without detrusor contraction. Neurological examination and a magnetic resonance imaging of the spinal cord failed to prove the presence of definite @entity16 . She was finally diagnosed with @entity1973 of unknown origin. In this case, she had been suffering from @entity2335 about 6 years before the resection of @entity150 and it was suggested that the occurrence of the @entity1494 would be related with @entity293 due to @entity1973 . @entity322 and @entity293 were controlled successfully with clean intermittent self-catheterization and adequate administration of antimicrobial drugs. @entity3025 was treated with injection of @entity14711 collagen into the ureteral orifices. No @entity5 recurrence has been found up to the present time, 5 years after the resection of @entity150 .
