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Detection of recurrent urinary bladder tumour: Role of flexible cystoscopy and ultrasonography in the detection of recurrent urinary bladder tumour - Couverture souple

Uddin, Md Mohsin; AKM Anwarul, Islam; Md Saiful, Islam

 
9783659362705: Detection of recurrent urinary bladder tumour: Role of flexible cystoscopy and ultrasonography in the detection of recurrent urinary bladder tumour

Synopsis

Bladder cancer is the second most common urological malignancy after prostate cancer. Over all it is the fourth common cancer of all malignancy in male and the eighth most common cancers in female. Check cystoscopy in patients with recurrent bladder tumors creates a large urological workload. To date rigid cystoscopy has been the main method of followup but flexible cystoscopy is becoming increasingly popular because it can be carried out under local anaesthesia on an out-patient basis.By transabdominal ultrasound scanning of the filled bladder it is possible to examine the surface of the bladder urothelium in the outpatient clinic and in certain proportion of patients presenting initially with an non-invasive,low grade tumour could be followed by ultrasound alone.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Bladder cancer is the second most common urological malignancy after prostate cancer. Over all it is the fourth common cancer of all malignancy in male and the eighth most common cancers in female. Check cystoscopy in patients with recurrent bladder tumors creates a large urological workload. To date rigid cystoscopy has been the main method of followup but flexible cystoscopy is becoming increasingly popular because it can be carried out under local anaesthesia on an out-patient basis.By transabdominal ultrasound scanning of the filled bladder it is possible to examine the surface of the bladder urothelium in the outpatient clinic and in certain proportion of patients presenting initially with an non-invasive,low grade tumour could be followed by ultrasound alone.

Biographie de l'auteur

Dr Md Mohsin Uddin has born in 1st Feb 1972. He graduated from Dhaka Medical College in 1998. He completed his General surgery training and exit exam in 2004. His urology career started with 3yrs of residency in urology in BSMMU and 2 yrs Post MS job in Urology dept of Singapore General Hospital. Currently he is a consultant urologist in KYAMCH.

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