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Post-herniorrhaphy paravesical granuloma simulating pelvic metastasis in a patient with bladder cancer

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We describe a rare case of bladder cancer associated with paravesical postherniorrhaphy foreign body granuloma with abscess formation which simulated a lymph node metastasis. Management of this particular case is discussed and the literature is reviewed.

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Neulander, E., Kaneti, J., Lissmer, L. et al. Post-herniorrhaphy paravesical granuloma simulating pelvic metastasis in a patient with bladder cancer. International Urology and Nephrology 24, 273–276 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02549535

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