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Solid Tumour-like Form of Bladder Schistosomiasis: Diagnostic and Clinical Considerations

A case of bladder schistosomiasis is reported where the lesion had a solid tumour-like appearance. This presentation is rare, especially outside endemic areas. Without specific travel history, the aspect of these lesions may induce a diagnosis of space-occupying lesions of the bladder. Their clinical behavior is relatively mild but their aspect usually leads to surgical decisions. Surgery is sometimes the only and final diagnostic tool.