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What Does Squamous Cells And Rare Benign Urothelial Cells In Urine Mean?
I just found out t hat I have a mass in my left kidney, which I am having removed next week. they did a urine test -- the final diagnosis is NEGATIVE FOR MALIGNANT CELLS. Specimen consists mainly of mature squamous cells and rare benign urothelial cells. What does this mean?
Mon, 9 May 2016
Hi thanks for contacting HCM....
Here you have renal mass....
So your urine examination done....
If it shows malignant cell then from mass malignant cell might exfoliate in urine and diagnosis done....
But you have no malignant cells....
Squamous cells and urothelial cells are normal cells of urogenital tract .....
So no need for worry for that....
For ultimate final diagnosis I would suggest biopsy from that mass.....
Take care .....
Dr.Parth
Here you have renal mass....
So your urine examination done....
If it shows malignant cell then from mass malignant cell might exfoliate in urine and diagnosis done....
But you have no malignant cells....
Squamous cells and urothelial cells are normal cells of urogenital tract .....
So no need for worry for that....
For ultimate final diagnosis I would suggest biopsy from that mass.....
Take care .....
Dr.Parth
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