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This nationwide study confirmed that local failure is the main problem, and future improvements should focus on more aggressive local treatment.

The risk of treatment-related morbidity was high and careful patient selection before cystectomy seems important. The lack of standard criteria regarding how to report morbidity makes comparison with other studies difficult.

Nail changes occur more frequently than previous studies have shown. Furthermore, our study indicates that the nail changes are affecting a large proportion of the patients, both cosmetically and functionally, which may lead to a decrease in their quality of life. No significant association was found according to the possible relation between nail changes and fungal infection.