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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1947
Summary Three cases of carcinoma of the bladder in which total cystectomy was performed are described. As a preliminary in each case the ureters were transplanted to the sigmoid. The indications for this measure are briefly discussed. The operation of cystectmny is described.
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Summary Three cases of carcinoma of the bladder in which total cystectomy was performed are described. As a preliminary in each case the ureters were transplanted to the sigmoid. The indications for this measure are briefly discussed. The operation of cystectmny is described.
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Urology, 1984
Cystectomy is a procedure of limited scope which nevertheless has retained a role in the management of carcinoma of the bladder. It has been employed alone for cure, as a cytoreductive method in programs including other agents, as a salvage technique, and, at times, for palliation.
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Cystectomy is a procedure of limited scope which nevertheless has retained a role in the management of carcinoma of the bladder. It has been employed alone for cure, as a cytoreductive method in programs including other agents, as a salvage technique, and, at times, for palliation.
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Journal of Urology, 1980
Analysis of 50 consecutive cystectomies performed by 1 surgeon during a 3-year period is conducted to determine the rate of complications (32 per cent) and the operative mortality (2 per cent). Rectal injury during salvage cystectomy represents the most major complication and wound infection was the most common complication.
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Analysis of 50 consecutive cystectomies performed by 1 surgeon during a 3-year period is conducted to determine the rate of complications (32 per cent) and the operative mortality (2 per cent). Rectal injury during salvage cystectomy represents the most major complication and wound infection was the most common complication.
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Cystectomy and urinary diversion
Seminars in Surgical Oncology, 1997New insights into bladder cancer mechanisms have not yet produced clinical benefit. Without novel treatments, cystectomy remains the most effective local treatment, albeit the most aggressive. Uncertainty about the natural history of bladder cancer, the progression rate after other treatments, the risks of cystectomy and subsequent quality of life ...
W H, Turner, U E, Studer
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RADICAL CYSTECTOMY IN THE OCTOGENARIAN
Journal of Urology, 1997We evaluated the morbidity and outcome of cystectomy and urinary diversion in patients 80 years old or older with invasive bladder cancer.We reviewed the records of all patients older than 80 years who underwent cystectomy during the last 15 years. Of 1,186 cystectomies 44 patients (4%) were identified.
N, Stroumbakis +3 more
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British Journal of Urology, 1978
Summary— Analysis of 99 total cystectomies for malignant disease over a 1O‐year period in one unit has been carried out, in order to clarify the place of the operation in the overall management of the disease and to assess the quality of life in the patients so treated.
J, Vinnicombe, G F, Abercrombie
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Summary— Analysis of 99 total cystectomies for malignant disease over a 1O‐year period in one unit has been carried out, in order to clarify the place of the operation in the overall management of the disease and to assess the quality of life in the patients so treated.
J, Vinnicombe, G F, Abercrombie
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Complications of Radical Cystectomy
2007Radical cystectomy has become a standard and arguably the best definitive form of therapy for high-grade, invasive bladder cancer. Lower urinary tract reconstruction, particularly orthotopic diversion, has been a major component in enhancing the quality of life of patients requiring cystectomy. As with any major surgery, however, complications do arise.
M, Buscarini, E, Pasin, J P, Stein
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Laparoscopic Radical Cystectomy
Urologic Clinics of North America, 2008The application of laparoscopic techniques to radical cystectomy has been a recent and natural evolution of successful laparoscopic applications in renal surgery and prostatectomy. The authors' ongoing international registry comprises over 700 cases from 14 countries.
Amr F, Fergany, Inderbir S, Gill
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Lymphadenectomy with Robotic Cystectomy
Current Urology Reports, 2012It is now established that an experienced, dedicated robotic surgeon can perform a high quality extended template pelvic lymph node dissection at the time of robot-assisted radical cystectomy. The evidence for this conclusion can be seen in comparing absolute lymph node counts, percent positive lymph nodes, and oncologic outcomes from N1 patients.
John W, Davis, Ashish M, Kamat
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Scandinavian Journal of Urology and Nephrology, 2005
The total costs of radical cystectomy comprise a significant part of the total costs of bladder cancer treatment. The aims of this study were to determine the costs of cystectomy, with and without complications, and to investigate related prognostic factors.The clinical records and relevant economic files of 70 consecutive patients operated on between ...
Ingela, Berrum-Svennung +2 more
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The total costs of radical cystectomy comprise a significant part of the total costs of bladder cancer treatment. The aims of this study were to determine the costs of cystectomy, with and without complications, and to investigate related prognostic factors.The clinical records and relevant economic files of 70 consecutive patients operated on between ...
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