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What Does This Bladder Scan Report Indicate?

Good evening sir, I am from Thiruvarur, my sister was affected urinary bladder.below scan report details. About 8.12*6.89 sized irregular lobular mass with calcifications seen in the bladder base posterior wall with perivesical extension. Pls solution.what step next.
Mon, 20 Jul 2015
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Hello,
Thanks for the concern. Your scan report shows irregular lobular mass with calcifications from posterior wall of base of bladder. The most common cause such irregular mass is tumour of bladder and the most common tumour of bladder is Transitional cell carcinoma.
Its sorry to say but according to your scan report you might have transitional cell carcinoma. The treatment of this cancer is Transurethral resection (TURBT) and the sample sent to biopsy which will decide the stage and invasion. Accordingly surgeon will decide about the chemotherapy.
So immediately consult the Urologist and start the management.
Take care.
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What Does This Bladder Scan Report Indicate?

Hello, Thanks for the concern. Your scan report shows irregular lobular mass with calcifications from posterior wall of base of bladder. The most common cause such irregular mass is tumour of bladder and the most common tumour of bladder is Transitional cell carcinoma. Its sorry to say but according to your scan report you might have transitional cell carcinoma. The treatment of this cancer is Transurethral resection (TURBT) and the sample sent to biopsy which will decide the stage and invasion. Accordingly surgeon will decide about the chemotherapy. So immediately consult the Urologist and start the management. Take care.