The practice of the first check cystoscopy following radiotherapy for the treatment of muscle-invasive (T3N0M0) bladder cancer: a UK national survey

Mohammed, Aza; Hameed, Aisha; Shergill, Iqbal; Barua, J.M.

doi:10.1007/s11255-010-9789-5

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“…Mohammed et al . [27] surveyed urologists in the UK and Ireland about their practice for first‐check cystoscopy after bladder conservation treatment. In all, 77% performed the first cystoscopy at 3 months after radiotherapy and 16% at 6 months.…”

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Management of local recurrences in the irradiated bladder: a systematic review

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Management of local recurrences in the irradiated bladder: a systematic review

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Schedules for the follow-up (FU) of bladder cancer patients are predominantly based on studies with low level of evidence and the resulting guidelines' recommendations that are often founded on expert consensus. FU of non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC) includes cystoscopy and cytology as standard, and imaging modalities to a lower extent. FU of muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC) depends primarily on the therapeutic modality chosen and on the stage of disease. In this scenario, FU is complemented by functional and quality of life related aspects. These apply even more for FU in palliative situations. Here, the individual focus is on examinations that might have a consequence in terms of survival and/or symptom relief.

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The practice of the first check cystoscopy following radiotherapy for the treatment of muscle-invasive (T3N0M0) bladder cancer: a UK national survey

Abstract: There is a wide-range of practice regarding the first check cystoscopy following radiotherapy for muscle-invasive bladder cancer and it could prove the foundation for more randomised trials to determine the evidence-based practice.

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Management of local recurrences in the irradiated bladder: a systematic review

Management of local recurrences in the irradiated bladder: a systematic review

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