2017
DOI: 10.1002/nau.23457
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Prevalence, management, and prognosis of bladder cancer in patients with neurogenic bladder: A systematic review

Abstract: The prevalence and high mortality rate of bladder cancer in neuro-urological patients underlines the importance of long-term follow-up in this specific population. This highlights the necessity of further studies in this field.

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“…ISC is the best alternative to an indwelling catheter in the neurogenic bladder. Indeed, ISC decreases the risk of ureteral complications, urosepsis, kidney stone, and bladder cancer . Nevertheless, it is well known that the absence of penile sensation caused by underlying spinal cord pathology can make this trauma more likely.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…ISC is the best alternative to an indwelling catheter in the neurogenic bladder. Indeed, ISC decreases the risk of ureteral complications, urosepsis, kidney stone, and bladder cancer . Nevertheless, it is well known that the absence of penile sensation caused by underlying spinal cord pathology can make this trauma more likely.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, ISC decreases the risk of ureteral complications, urosepsis, kidney stone, and bladder cancer. 25,26 Nevertheless, it is well known that the absence of penile sensation caused by underlying spinal cord pathology can make this trauma more likely. This emphasizes the importance of patient education for the self-management of ISC and the need for regular and adapted follow-up to evaluate the ability to understand, accept, and perform the procedure.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In der Metaanalyse der 18 verwertbaren Studien [5] wurde ein mittleres Alter zum Zeitpunkt der Tumordiagnose für beide Geschlechter mit 50,33 Jahren (95 %-KI 45,295-55,345; Heterogenitätsfaktor I 2 von 92,7 %) errechnet. In allen vorliegenden Studien lag das mittlere Alter der Tumorpatienten mit SCI/D zwischen 48 und 61 Jahren [7], mit einem Mittelwert von 56,1 Jahren [6].…”
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“…Harnblasenkarzinomerkrankungen bei Vorliegen einer Querschnittlähmung (spinal cord injury/disease; SCI/D) wurden bis heute in wenigen Fallstudien untersucht (Metaanalysen bei [5,6]). In allen Studien fällt auf, dass die SCI/D-Patienten deutlich jünger sind als Rückenmarkgesunde mit Harnblasenkarzinom und dass die Tumoren häufig erst in einem fortgeschrittenen, muskelinvasiven Tumorstadium entdeckt werden und somit eine äußerst ungünstige Prognose aufweisen.…”
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