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Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Eviscerated Bladder : A Case Report
Kochakarn W 
,
Kongchareonsombat W ,
Tirapanich W
,
Kongchareonsombat W ,
Tirapanich W This is a report of a squamous cell carcinoma of the eviscerated bladder in a 52-year-
old-Thai man. He had a history of pel vic fracture and failed urethroplasty. The bladder mucosa
was eviscerated out from cystostomy tract after the spontaneous dislodging of the cystostomy
tube. Squamous cell carcinoma developed at the eviscerated bladder 5 years later. The treatment
consisted of radical cystectomy and ileal conduit with combination of radiotherapy. The patient
died 7 months after operation due to liver metastasis. Correction or excision of the eviscerated
bladder can prevent this kind of cancer.
Key word
: Bladder Cancer, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Case Report
old-Thai man. He had a history of pel vic fracture and failed urethroplasty. The bladder mucosa
was eviscerated out from cystostomy tract after the spontaneous dislodging of the cystostomy
tube. Squamous cell carcinoma developed at the eviscerated bladder 5 years later. The treatment
consisted of radical cystectomy and ileal conduit with combination of radiotherapy. The patient
died 7 months after operation due to liver metastasis. Correction or excision of the eviscerated
bladder can prevent this kind of cancer.
Key word
: Bladder Cancer, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Case Report
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