Pelvic Cancer
Urinary reconstruction examined in patients undergoing surgery for pelvic cancer
Published in Cancer Weekly, March 14th, 2006
According to a study from Japan, "The objective of this study was to review our experience with urinary reconstruction in patients undergoing surgical management for locally advanced pelvic cancer, and to evaluate the role of urologists in these procedures. This study included a total of 37 patients undergoing some type of urinary reconstruction due to invasion of the urological organs by locally advanced pelvic cancers, including 17 rectal cancers, 9 cervical cancers, 4 sigmoid cancers, 4 retroperitoneal sarcomas, 2 ovarian cancers and 1 appendiceal cancer. Among these 37, 18...
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