“…Radiation therapy is not advisable, as a total dose of 6,000 rads would have to be given and there is potential for damaging the transplanted kidney due to radiation scatter [7], The technique of radical prostatectomy for localised prostatic cancer in such patients has been de scribed, and the incidence of stage A prostatic malignancy in renal transplant patients appears to be higher than that 168 Srinivas/Deshmukh/Shah/Kapadia Radical Cystectomy for Squamous Bladder Cancer in Renal Transplant in the general population [8]. However, since bladder can cer is much rarer, even leading cancer centers have very limited experience in dealing with this problem [Sogani, P.C., Whitmore, W.F.…”