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Salah, Morshed Ali; Böszörményi-Nagy, Géza; Absi, Mohammad Al; Nagi, M. A.; Alsaaidi, A. A.

doi:10.1023/a:1007168507070

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“…On ultrasound, testicular bilharzia typically presents a nodular hypoechoic lesion in the center surrounded by hyperechoic tissue in the periphery [16] . The sonographic characteristics of these lesions are very similar to those of testicular malignancies.…”

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Epididymal bilharzia simulating a testicular tumor: A case report

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“…However, MRI does not allow a formal differential diagnosis between a benign lesion and a malignant tumor in certain cases. New radiological protocols are being evaluated for a better characterization of testicular lesions in order to better distinguish benign lesions from malignant tumors [15] , [16] .…”

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Epididymal bilharzia simulating a testicular tumor: A case report

Ido¹,

Ouedraogo

Savadogo

et al. 2023

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Incidental pseudolymphomatous bladder inflammatory polyp revealing urinary schistosomiasis

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Duquenne²,

Hoarau

2016

International Journal of Infectious Diseases

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A 25-year-old female who had returned from a trip to Madagascar that was not reported, underwent an endoscopic bladder polyp resection. Histopathology examination revealed an intense pseudolymphomatous inflammatory polyp caused by a Schistosoma infection. Bladder polyps due to schistosomiasis represent a rare condition in developed countries and have to be ruled out in the case of any intense unexplained inflammation.

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Schistosomiasis: a critical review

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Feil

Zumbrägel

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Current Opinion in Urology

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Precise data on epidemiology, morbidity, post-treatment resolution, reinfection, and resurgence of schistosomiasis could be helpful in establishing purposeful treatment plans for the disease in endemic populations. Here we give a concise overview of recent publications on bilharziasis. A main emphasis is placed on studies on the prevalence of schistosomiasis, partly including long term surveillance of morbidity following treatment with praziquantel. As genito-urinary schistosomiasis may be a risk factor for the spread of HIV, the involvement of the reproductive tract has become another focus in research on the disease. A novel diagnostic tool, eosinophil cationic protein (ECP), is proposed to correlate with the degree of inflammation of the genito-urinary tract.

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Abstract: Urinary schistosomiasis has typical sonographic features, however, it may occur also without ultrasonographic morphological lesion. Upper tract lesions seem to develop only with lower tract abnormalities.

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Epididymal bilharzia simulating a testicular tumor: A case report

Epididymal bilharzia simulating a testicular tumor: A case report

Incidental pseudolymphomatous bladder inflammatory polyp revealing urinary schistosomiasis

Schistosomiasis: a critical review

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