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Procedures and Treatments:

Surgical Treatments

Bladder Cancer Surgery

Surgery to remove bladder tumors based on cancer stage

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Overview

Bladder cancer surgery involves different approaches to remove cancerous tissue from the bladder. Depending on the stage, this could involve transurethral resection for superficial tumors, partial cystectomy for localized areas, or radical cystectomy for advanced cancer. These surgeries aim to remove the cancer while preserving as much bladder function as possible.

Conditions Treated

Bladder Cancer

Ureteral Cancer

Who is it for?

For patients diagnosed with bladder cancer at various stages

Benefits

Removes cancerous tissue while aiming to preserve bladder function, offering effective treatment for bladder cancer

How it Works

Depending on cancer stage, treatments may include transurethral resection of bladder tumors (TURBT), partial cystectomy to remove part of the bladder, or radical cystectomy removing the entire bladder and creating a urinary diversion.

Duration

2-4 hours

Recovery

Recovery spans 4-6 weeks, though less invasive procedures may allow patients to return to everyday activities more quickly.

Explore your Options

Our dedicated team at Oxford Urology Associates is here to answer your questions, help you schedule appointments, and provide the support you need for your urological health. Whether you’re a new patient or seeking specialized care, we’re ready to assist you every step of the way.

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