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57 y/o female presents with hematuria. Pelvic exam reveals a firm urethral mass. MRI demonstrates a 5cm urethral mass extending from bladder neck to meatus, no nodes, no mets. Chest imaging negative. Transurethral bx = high-grade adeno ca.
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