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My mother recently underwent tumor removal surgery which after histopathology report suggested to be High Grade Urethorial Carcinoma. Please find the attachment. The doctor have now suggested CT scan.
In oct 2014, she underwent removal of grad 2 3 urethorial carcinoma in bladder Followed by 10 weeks of BCG. No followup was taken after that.
I need a perfect guidance on what can be done next. who can cure this type of cancer and already have successful experience treating it to cure.
In DeepTrouble. Plz Help !!! :(
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Dear practo user, she is having a high grade urothelial carcinoma, The treatment of bladder cancer depends on the whether it is muscle invasive bladder cancer or it is muscle non invasive tumor. In your previous biopsy report adequate amount of muscle is not taken so it is difficult to say whether it is muscle invasive or non muscle invasive bladder cancer. You need to do some more tests to confirm this like MRI pelvis, PET CT, sometimes cystoscopy should be repeated. There are different options of treatment depending on this like surgery or radiation therapy. You can consult me at my clinic in pune for further information. Hope this answer is helpful for you.
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