Titlebook: Bladder Cancer; E. J. Zingg (Professor and Chairman),D. M. A. Wall Book 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 cancer.chemotherapy.pr

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The Treatment of Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer, of the tumour and full investigation of the patient to search for metastases (see Chap. 5) are essential before radical local therapy. At the present time only those cases that are without clinically detectable distant metastases should be considered for curative therapy.

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E. J. Zingg (Professor and Chairman),D. M. A. Wall

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Handlungsfeld ?Arbeit gestalten“ible to make valid comparisons of the results of various treatment schedules, which should lead to a steady improvement and refining of the management of this difficult form of cancer. What one is aiming to achieve is to base decisions about treatment on rational and objective criteria. In the case

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Leistungsf?higkeit und Keimdrüsenhormonehere may be little consequence in delaying treatment for a non-invasive papillary tumour, but the risks of leaving such tumours untreated have not, for obvious reasons, been established. Even so, there is clearly an appreciable risk of invasion and metastases, and therefore the low malignant potenti

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