British Journal of Urology · 1976 · 141 citations · 12 references
MedicineOncologyUrologyGenitourinary OncologyUrologic OncologyUrologic SurgeryAdjuvant ChemotherapyAdjuvant PharmacotherapyBladder CancerBladder SurgeryGenitourinary Cancer PharmacotherapyUrothelial CarcinomaAdjuvant Intravesical TherapyControl Group DesignMatched Control GroupWell-differentiated Tumors
Tumour cell implantation may be a factor in the aetiology of recurrent well-differentiated superficial bladder tumours. A prospective trial is reported in which single dose intravesical thiotepa was administered to a group of randomly selected patients immediately after cystodiathermy. A control group of patients was treated by cystodiathermy alone and tumour recurrence in the 2 groups was compared. Significantly fewer patients in the thiotepa-treated group developed recurrent tumour and there was also a significantly reduced incidence of pure vault recurrence in this group. The beneficial effects of adjuvant thiotepa were apparent after 1 treatment. In this series of patients no benefit resulted from the continued use of adjuvant thiotepa once a patient developed a recurrent tumor.
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SITE OF BLADDER-TUMOUR RECURRENCE
Penelope J Boyd, K G Burnand · The Lancet · 1974 · 79 citations
Recurrence of Bladder Tumors by Surgical Implantation
Frank Hinman · The Journal of Urology · 1956 · 68 citations