2019
DOI: 10.1590/s1677-5538.ibju.2019.06.03
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High mortality rates after radical cystectomy: we must have acceptable protocols and consider the rationale of cutaneous ureterostomy for high-risk patients

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“…( 20 , 22 ) More experienced centers and healthcare professionals are expected to perform an adequate pre-surgical management considering life expectancy and comorbidities, and might acknowledge that some patients benefit from less aggressive surgical strategies, such as ureterostomy rather the use of intestinal segments for urinary diversion. ( 26 ) Unfortunately, while this reality does not change, we will continue to observe a scarcity of published data on BC and RC from our country, because outcomes remain poor and with an exceedingly high mortality rate observed.…”
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“…( 20 , 22 ) More experienced centers and healthcare professionals are expected to perform an adequate pre-surgical management considering life expectancy and comorbidities, and might acknowledge that some patients benefit from less aggressive surgical strategies, such as ureterostomy rather the use of intestinal segments for urinary diversion. ( 26 ) Unfortunately, while this reality does not change, we will continue to observe a scarcity of published data on BC and RC from our country, because outcomes remain poor and with an exceedingly high mortality rate observed.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…( 20 , 22 ) Instituições e profissionais de saúde mais experientes muito provavelmente realizam um tratamento pré-cirúrgico adequado, considerando a expectativa de vida e as comorbidades, e podem reconhecer que alguns pacientes se beneficiam de estratégias cirúrgicas menos agressivas, como a ureterostomia, em vez de uso de segmentos intestinais para a derivação urinária. ( 26 ) Infelizmente, enquanto essa realidade não mudar, continuaremos a observar escassez de dados publicados de nosso país sobre CB e CR, uma vez que os resultados permanecem ruins e com taxa de mortalidade extremamente alta.…”
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“…Natural history of bladder cancer is dreadful, with 38% patients develop metastasis after 6 months if untreated, and only 5% patients would survive after 5 years [ 16 , 17 ]. Radical cystectomy is the standard treatment for muscle invasive bladder cancer.…”
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“…Bladder Cancer (BC) is not a very common malignancy. In Brazil, there are 10.640 new cases estimated for 2020, representing 1.6% of all malignancies (1,2). In Brazil, aging population has been associated with a significant increment in the number of patients with BC during the last decade (3).…”
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confidence: 99%