Bladder (top) and uterus from a 69 yo with bladder cancer. S | Figure 1

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Bladder (top) and uterus from a 69 yo with bladder cancer. She presented with gross hematuria and underwent a TURBT procedure (transurethral resection of bladder tumor), which showed invasion into the bladder muscle, thus the need for radical cystectomy and hysterectomy.

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