Bladder cancer is a heterogeneous disease with a variable natural history. At one end of the
spectrum, low-grade Ta tumors have a low progression rate and require initial endoscopic …

In the United States, primary bladder neoplasms account for 2%–6% of all tumors, with
bladder cancer ranked as the fourth most common malignancy. Ninety-five percent of …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of gadoliniumenhanced
MRI in staging bladder cancer in a series of patients with surgically proven bladder cancer …

Bladder cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer in American men, accounting for more
than 12,000 deaths annually. It was one of the first malignancies in which carcinogens were …

Significant challenges regarding patient morbidity and mortality remain in the management
of transitional cell carcinoma (TCC). Among the most important of these challenges is the …

Ultrasonographic evaluation of the urinary tract has become a routine procedure in
veterinary medicine. Ultrasound imaging is usually one of the first studies performed to …

Kundra and Silverman bladder wall consists of four layers: mucosa or epithelium, lamina
propria or subepithelial connective tissue, muscle layer, and serosa or the peritoneal …

AIM: To assess the accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in staging bladder
cancer and to assess whether dynamic gadolinium-enhanced sequences have any added …

The radiotherapy panel met to develop international consensus about the optimal use of
radiotherapy, alone or in combination with surgery and chemotherapy, in the radical …

Bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer in men and the tenth most common
cancer in women in the United States, with 61,420 new diagnoses and 13,060 deaths …