复发性尿路感染:原发性阑尾癌的转移焦点

S. Saad, M. Younis
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复发性尿路感染(uti)是女性常见的问题,主要是由于她们的泌尿道解剖。它也可以暗示盆腔器官的病理,如肿瘤或浸润膀胱的感染。有时,尽管很少,它可以转移临床医生对更险恶的原因的注意力,如阑尾癌。我们讨论这样一个病例,原发粘液性阑尾癌侵犯膀胱引起复发性尿路感染。
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Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections: A Red Herring for Primary Appendiceal Carcinoma
Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are a common issue in females owing mostly to the anatomy of their urinary tract. It can also hint at a pathology pertaining to the pelvic organs such as tumors or infections that infiltrate the urinary bladder. Sometimes, albeit rarely, it can be a red herring, distracting the clinician’s attention from a more sinister cause, such as an appendiceal carcinoma. We discuss such a case where a primary mucinous appendiceal carcinoma was invading the bladder causing recurrent UTIs.
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