Up-date of pathological outcome and subjective definition of failure for patients under active surveillance for recurrent low-risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer: Result from Bladder Cancer Italian Active Surveillance (BIAS) project

Alberto Saita,Rodolfo Hurle,Paolo Casale,N. Buffi,G. Lughezzani,G. Bevilacqua,M. Paciotti,L. Domanico,V. Fasulo,Davide Maffei,Alessio Benetti,M. Lazzeri,Giorgio Guazzoni

Up-date of pathological outcome and subjective definition of failure for patients under active surveillance for recurrent low-risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer: Result from Bladder Cancer Italian Active Surveillance (BIAS) project

2019

Alberto Saita
Rodolfo Hurle
Paolo Casale
N. Buffi
G. Lughezzani
G. Bevilacqua
M. Paciotti
L. Domanico
V. Fasulo
Davide Maffei
Alessio Benetti
M. Lazzeri
Giorgio Guazzoni

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES:Active surveillance (AS) has been showed to be feasible and effective in a sub-set of patients with recurrent Low-Grade Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer (LG-NMIBC). Th...

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Urology
Pathological
Bladder cancer
Surveillance Bias
Medicine
Internal medicine
Oncology
non muscle invasive

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