Vol. 3 Issue 1 Part G

Material and Methods: A retrospective and prospective study of five years duration was done at a tertiary care hospital including 55 cases of non-neoplastic urothelial lesions. Results were analysed using SPSS22.

Results: Out of 43.62% of cases clinically suspicious for malignancy, majority (18.18%) were florid Proliferation of von brunn nests. Out of 56.3% cases clinically non-suspicious for malignancy majority were nonspecific cystitis (12.72%). The nonneoplastic lesions were more common in males (83.3%). The mean age was 45.6 yrs.

Conclusions: Diagnostic awareness of salient histomorphologic features of the benign mimickers of urothelial neoplasms is critical to avoid rendering false positive diagnoses of malignancy.