[102] Around 25–30% of muscle invasive bladder cancer patients, who have undergone radical cystectomy, presented with positive lymph nodes at pathologic examination. The approximate disease-free ...

It hasn’t spread into the tissues or muscle of your bladder wall itself. It hasn’t spread to your lymph nodes or other organs, either. Stage I: The cancer has grown through the inner lining ...

ABOUT 55,000 new prostate cancer cases are recorded every year in the UK. Bladder cancer is less common, with around 10,500 ...

Learn the 7 vital bladder cancer warning signs that require immediate medical attention, including subtle early symptoms many ...

Know the First Signs of This Silent Threat Also known as lymphedema, bladder cancer causes swelling in the leg as the cancer ...

Army bomb disposal veterans may have a significantly increased risk of developing bladder cancer compared to the general ...

If the cancer has spread beyond the bladder, it’s also possible that lymph nodes or other pelvic organs may be removed during bladder cancer surgery. This is typically done during a radical ...

NMIBC is any bladder cancer with a T number under 2. An N number greater than 0 means the cancer has reached at least one lymph node. An M number greater than 0 means the cancer has spread to a ...

in people with muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC) who were not receiving surgery to remove the bladder (cystectomy) and nearby lymph nodes, has been discontinued after it showed no improvement ...