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Abstract
The computed tomography and ultrasound findings of two patients with malacoplakia
of the bladder, both at the time of initial diagnosis and following response to treatment,
are presented. Because bladder wall involvement is demonstrated by these modalities
in female patients with repeated episodes of urinary tract infection, this entity
should be entertained in the differential diagnosis.
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