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Diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of adenocarcinoma of the urinary bladder
M P Raitanen1, P A Hellström, A P Kyllönen
1Department of Surgery, University Central Hospital, Oulu, Finland.
Abstract:
Twenty cases of adenocarcinoma of the urinary bladder were diagnosed and treated at Oulu University Hospital between 1978 and 1991, comprising nine primary adenocarcinomas (three urachal and six non-urachal) and 11 of extravesical origin (six from the colon, four from the prostate and one from the perineal skin). The prognosis for primary adenocarcinoma after radical surgery was relatively favourable during a follow-up of mean 54 months, but extravesical origin carried a high mortality rate. The diagnostic and therapeutic aspects are discussed.
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