Authors

Vivek Sharma^a, Vasudevan S^a, Krishna G^b
a. Department of Urology, Trivandrum Medical College; b. Department of Pathology, Trivandrum Medical College*

Abstract

Though urothelial tumours form a majority of Urinary Bladder neoplasms, occasional surprises do occur. Some of these do not have a characteristic presentation. They may be detected incidentally. Here we present a case of bladder paraganglioma which did not have the characteristic symptoms and signs of catecholamine excess. Hence the final pathological diagnosis was a pathological surprise.

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