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Benign Polyps with Prostatic-type Epithelium of the Urethra

John R. Craig, William R. Hart

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Craig, John R., and Hart, William R.: Benign polyps with prostatic-type epithelium of the urethra. Am J Clin Pathol 63: 343–347, 1975. Benign polyps of the male urethra may be composed of prostatic-type epithelium and acini. Usually located in the prostatic portion of the urethra, they have been reported to be a major cause of hematuria in young men. Three new cases are described to foster an awareness of this distinctive clinicopathologic entity.

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Craig, John R., and Hart, William R.: Benign polyps with prostatic-type epithelium of the urethra. Am J Clin Pathol 63: 343–347, 1975. Benign polyps of the male urethra may be composed of prostatic-type epithelium and acini. Usually located in the prostatic portion of the urethra, they have been reported to be a major cause of hematuria in young men. Three new cases are described to foster an awareness of this distinctive clinicopathologic entity.

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Craig, John R., and Hart, William R.: Benign polyps with prostatic-type epithelium of the urethra. Am J Clin Pathol 63: 343–347, 1975. Benign polyps of the male urethra may be composed of prostatic-type epithelium and acini. Usually located in the prostatic portion of the urethra, they have been reported to be a major cause of hematuria in young men. Three new cases are described to foster an awareness of this distinctive clinicopathologic entity.

Key concepts: Urethra, Prostatic urethra, Prostate, Epithelium, Medicine, Urology, Male urethra, Pathology

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