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A 70 year old patient with history of smoking presents with gross painless hematuria. Likely diagnosis is

A
Uerter stone
B
Ca. bladder
C
Ca. prostate
D
Bladder stone
High-Yield Explanation
History of smoking, old age and gross hematuria it is likely to be bladder Ca.

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