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Master of Public Health

Oncologic Outcomes after Anterior Exenteration for Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer in Women.

AUTHORS

Gregg JR , Emeruwa C , Wong J , Barocas DA , Chang SS , Clark PE , Cookson MS , Penson DF , Resnick MJ , Scarpato KR , Smith JA , Moses KA , . The Journal of urology. 2016 5 6; ().
  • NIHMSID: 0376374

ABSTRACT

To investigate oncologic and urinary outcomes after anterior exenteration for urothelial cell carcinoma in females, identifying tumor characteristics associated with female pelvic organ involvement. We hypothesized that a lack of trigonal or bladder floor tumor, intraoperative palpable posterior mass, and clinical lymphadenopathy is associated with a lack of female pelvic organ involvement.

To investigate oncologic and urinary outcomes after anterior exenteration for urothelial cell carcinoma in females, identifying tumor characteristics associated with female pelvic organ involvement. We hypothesized that a lack of trigonal or bladder floor tumor, intraoperative palpable posterior mass, and clinical lymphadenopathy is associated with a lack of female pelvic organ involvement.

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