CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS AND HISTORY: Recurrent bladder tumor TISSUE(S) SUBMITTED: Biopsy, bladder

GROSS DESCRIPTION: Specimen is received in fixative and consists of three pieces of tissue. The largest piece measures 0.3 x 0.3 cm and the smallest piece measures 0.2 x 0.1 cm in greatest dimensions.

MICROSCOPIC DESCRIPTION: 1 microscopic slide examined.

DIAGNOSIS: Urinary bladder, needle biopsy—chronic cystitis (cystica) with squamous metaplasia

CPT Code: __

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