Sterile Pyuria in UTUC Cases Possibly Predicts Intravesical Recurrence
Sterile pyuria may be a marker of inflammation, which is known to influence carcinogenesis.
Sterile pyuria may be a marker of inflammation, which is known to influence carcinogenesis.
In a study of patients with upper tract urothelial carcinoma, variant vs conventional histology predicted worse survival.
Intravesical incision of the bladder cuff may be superior to other distal ureteral management techniques, according to investigators.
The incidence of distant metastatic prostate cancer increased gradually over 2010 to 2015, investigators reported.
Investigators compared 9 risk stratification tools, including risk grouping systems, risk scores, and nomograms.
In a small pilot study, all 16 UTUC patients experienced a complete or partial response to IMRT.
Some patients with high-risk upper tract urothelial carcinoma experience pathologic downstaging following preoperative chemotherapy.
Repeated screening can be less frequent among men aged 55 to 60 years with a low baseline PSA level (below 2.00 ng/mL).
In a study, high PTRF expression indicated clinically aggressive UTUC in both Taiwanese and Caucasian patients.
In a study of men with prostate cancer, the presence of pre-existing cardiovascular diseases was associated with higher risk of death from taking certain medications.