Urachal Tumor

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Urachal Tumor

Asked for Male, 25 Years

My Sonography Report Says Urinary bladder is normal in size with thick margins. Spft tissue demnsity rounded mass seen at anterosuperior wall measuring 33.4*35.2*28.4mm its content are echofree elsewhere post void residue is 34mm. Prostate is normal in size shape and echotexture. Impression: BLADDER WALL HYPERTEOPHY WITH MASS ANTEROSUPERIOR WALL OF BLADDER URACHAL TUMOR AND SIGNIFICANT POST VOID RESIDUE. Urine RBC is 4-6/hpf This is my report what does this indicate. I have urination problem. Doctor says there is something in bladder can be cancer also? Please suggest am worried. He says go for MRI it will show well.

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Your doctor is correct. Follow his advice. No role of MRI. Advice for cystoscopy and biopsy.

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