Pathological Feature and Immunoprofile of Cystitis Glandularis Accompanied with Upper Urinary Tract Obstruction

Table 1

Pathological type in cystitis glandularis with and without upper urinary tract obstruction.

	With upper urinary; tract obstruction (𝑛=31)	Without upper urinary; tract obstruction (𝑛=34)
Transitional epithelial	17 (54.84%)	21 (61.76%)
Intestinal epithelial	9 (29.03%)	7 (20.59%)
Prostatic epithelial	2 (6.45%)	0
Mixed	3 (9.68%)	6 (17.65%)

Transitional epithelial type was the main pathological type of cystitis glandularis; intestinal epithelial type was the second; prostatic epithelial and mixed types were fewer. The differences were not significant between the two groups.