A case of bladder purpura
P. P. Denine
Kazan medical journal ›› 1921, Vol. 17 ›› Issue (2) : 208 -211.
A case of bladder purpura
In March 1921, a sick peasant woman was admitted to the Hospital Surgical Clinic with complaints of hematuria, which appeared 3-4 days after a slight malaise. The rest of the patient felt healthy. Objectively, the patient did not represent any deviation from the norm. In particular, her t ° is normal, there are no symptoms of scurvy. For hematuria, cystoscopic examination. Cystoscopy revealed: the orifices of the ureters are normal, on the normal mucous membrane there are scattered red spots the size of a pinhead and larger, very similar to flea bites; these specks are scattered in various parts of the bladder, mainly at the bottom of it; there are no infiltrates around the spots and other changes.
Denine P.P.
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