Bladder Cancer Risk Raised in RT-Treated Uterine Cancer Patients
Routine screening for bladder cancer may be warranted in this patient population.
Routine screening for bladder cancer may be warranted in this patient population.
Compared with radical nephrectomy, nephron-sparing surgery shift serum creatinine downward.
Study demonstrates improved disease-specific and overall survival.
Increased prophylaxis may benefit patients with non-O blood type.
Lower urinary tract symptoms alone should raise suspicion for the malignancy.
Compared with non-smokers, heavy smokers had a 38% increased risk of having muscle-invasive disease at presentation.
Male gender and older age found to be significantly associated with chronic kidney disease before and surgery.
A large observational study showed that cannabis users had a 45% decreased risk of developing the malignancy.
Only 2% of patients receive it after transurethral resection of bladder tumors, despite guideline recommendations.
New findings have implications for preoperative patient counseling.