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What is the most common place for bladder cancers

trigone
What is the pathology for bladder cancer

transitional
How is staging based in bladder cancer

depth of invasion through bladder wall
Cancers of the kidney usually arise in the

cortex which is why most kidney cancers are adenocarcinoma
Where does kidney cancer met to
- bone
- brain
- lung
Renal Pelvis cancer pathology are

transitional
Renal cortex cancer pathology are

adenocarcinoma
What do we use to detect bladder cancers
Name 3 tests
- TURB
- Urine cytology
- cystoscopy
when treating bladder cancer, which lymphnodes do you need to include

obturator, external, hypogastric, and presacral
What is intravesical therapy

chemo drugs inserted into bladder via catheter
The ureters attach to the ____ surface of the bladder

posterolateral
Renal cell carcinomas have immediate access to the blood route via the
- Inferior vena cava
- abdominal aorta
The bladder is ____ to the seminal vesicles and ____ to the ovaries
- superior
- medial/inferior
The bladder is _____ to the cervix and ____ to the symphysis pubis
- anterior/inferior
- posterior
The most common bladder cancer symptom is

hematuria
What carcinogen found in rt depts is linked to renal and bladder cancer

cadmium
The ureters enter the kidney at the

renal pelvis
Which gender is affected most by kidney cancer and bladder cancer

Men
The trigone of the bladder is formed by
- 2 ureters posteriolaterally and
- urethral orifice anteriorly
What field arrangement are bladder cancers treated with

4 field box

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Urological Board Study

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Urological Board Study

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2014-03-20T15:35:23Z

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