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. 2019 May;60(5):514–518.

Table 1.

Clinical, laboratory, and ultrasonographic findings at time of diagnosis.

Parameters Number affected among 38 patients Percentage (%)
Co-morbidities
 Chronic UTI 25 65.7
 Impaired immune system 10 26.3
 Bladder stones 9 23.6
 Neurological bladder 7 18.4
 Diabetes mellitus 4 10.5
Clinical findings
 Hematuria 17 44.7
 Pollakiuria 5 13.1
 Urinary incontinence 4 10.5
 PU/PD 4 10.5
 Stranguria 3 7.8
 Vomiting 3 7.8
 Pneumaturia 1 2.6
 Abdominal pain 1 2.6
 Nausea 1 2.6
 Fever 1 2.6
Laboratory findings
 Positive urine culture 35 92.1
 Bacteriuria 26 68.4
 Leukocyturia 18 47.3
 Serum creatinine > 1.4 mg/dL 10 26.3
 Leukocytosis 9 23.6
 Hyperglycemia 5 13.1
 Glycosuria 5 13.1
Imaging findings
 Bladder content
  Hyperechoic 29 76.3
  Anechoic 9 23.6
 Bladder wall
  Diffuse thickening 15 39.4
  NA 13 34.2
  Polyps 9 23.6
  Focal thickening 4 10.5
 Air location
  Bladder lumen 18 47.3
  Bladder wall 11 28.9
  Bladder wall and lumen 9 23.6

NA — bladder wall not assessable due to large amount of free gas in the lumen.

UTI — Urinary tract infection.

PU/PD — Polyuria/Polydipsia.