We reviewed 53 patients (mean age 63 years) who underwent partial urethrectomy (n= 26)
or radical extirpation (n= 27) for primary female urethral cancer from 1948 through 1999 …

Objective To evaluate our experience with primary carcinomas of the female urethra, by
analysing the impact of tumour variables and treatment on overall, disease‐specific, local …

Background: Primary urethral carcinoma is a very rare condition, and no large-scale
experience with such cases has been published. Treatment will therefore have to follow …

We reviewed 47 consecutive step-sectioned cysto-urethrectomy specimens of bladder
cancer in female patients to determine the incidence and characteristics of urethral …

Primary urethral cancers represent less than 1% of genitourinary malignancy. Given this is
an uncommon disease, there are limited data to guide diagnostic and treatment strategies …

The results of treatments for localized carcinoma of the urethra were assessed in 21
consecutive women treated at our institutions over a twenty year period. Only one of the …

Objectives. To evaluate our experience with primary carcinomas of the male urethra and to
analyze the impact of tumor variables and treatment on overall, disease-specific, local …

Background: Primary carcinoma of the urethra is more common in women than in men.
Vague symptoms in the early stages delay the diagnosis in most patients. Surgery and …

During a 10-year period 174 consecutive male patients underwent radical cystectomy with
pelvic lymph node dissection for transitional cell cancer of the bladder. Urethrectomy, either …

The objectives of this retrospective review were to evaluate patient and tumor
characteristics, survival, patterns of failure and sequelae of therapy for women with urethral …