Vesicles of the Bladder Wall 2
hage_31_n.jpg: Schoolchild with the same history as in hage_30_n.jpg. On endoscopy numerous vesicles of edema of the bladder mucous membrane are visible; their surface is covered by a network of capillaries. Due to this phenomenon and spontaneous bleedings, the vesicles may have hemorrhagic color.
It is a granular hemorrhagic cystitis.
Out of all additional examinations, only cystoscopy allows to diagnose a cystitis,
especially the described special types of cystitis, to explain the symptoms and signs, to make prognostic statments (granular cystitis and hemorrhagic subgroup have a protracted course), and to propose guidelines of treatment; e.g. showers are recommended in girls to avoid a backflow of bath admixtures into the bladder during a bath.
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