Junichi Inokuchi, MD. Katsunori Tatsugami, MD. Prof. Seiji Naito, MD. Kyushu University, Japan
Papillary peduncular tumor/Sessile tumor age 80, female
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A small tumor is highlighted under NBI which was suspected under WLI.
Papillary peduncular tumor age 61, male
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Utilizing NBI enables us to enhance visualization of the marginal region of the tumor.
Papillary peduncular tumor age 82, male
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Utilizing NBI enabled us to visualize a marginal region of small tumors which were difficult to visualize under WLI.
Papillary sessile tumor age 82, female
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Utilizing NBI enabled us to enhance visualization of the marginal region of the tumor. Also NBI enabled us to identify surrounding small tumors which were difficult to identify under WLI.
Papillary peduncular tumor/Sessile tumor age 80, female
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Reccurent tumor which occurs more often in bladder. Utilizing NBI enabled us to enhance visualization of marginal regions of the tumor.
Rubor mucosa age 81, male
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Bladder CIS. Utilizing NBI enabled us to enhance visualization of marginal region.
Rubor mucosa age 81, male
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The case suspected carcinoma in situ and identified rubor bladder mucosa. Histopathologic examination revealed CIS.
Papillary peduncular tumor/Sessile tumor + rubor age 81, male
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Utilizing NBI enabled us to visualize a papillary tumor and surrounding abberant mucosa more definitely.
Histopathologic examination revealed T1+is.
Nodular sessile tumor age 82, female
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Short tumor which visualization of marginal region was unclear under WLI. Histopathologic examination of resected specimen revealed pT1.
Papillary peduncular tumor/Sessile tumor age 84, male
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In this case the TUR specimen was T1, high grade. Utilizing NBI enabled us to enhance visualization of marginal region.
Nodular sessile tumor age 78, male
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