Procedures and Treatments:
Surgical Treatments
Ureteral Cancer Treatments
Treatments for removing cancer in the ureter
Related Conditions
Related Procedures
Overview
Ureteral cancer treatments involve surgery to remove the cancerous section of the ureter, as well as chemotherapy or radiation depending on the cancer stage. The goal is to remove all cancerous tissue and prevent recurrence while preserving as much urinary function as possible.
Conditions Treated
Ureteral Cancer
Urethral Stricture
Who is it for?
For patients diagnosed with ureteral cancer requiring removal of cancerous tissue
Benefits
Removes cancerous tissue and prevents recurrence, offering an effective solution for ureteral cancer
How it Works
Surgical removal of cancerous sections of the ureter is performed. Depending on how much of the ureter and kidney are affected, treatments may range from partial ureterectomy to radical nephroureterectomy. Chemotherapy or radiation may be used in conjunction to ensure thorough treatment.
Duration
2-4 hours
Recovery
Recovery times for surgery to remove cancerous tissue typically range from 4-6 weeks. Less invasive procedures may require a shorter recovery period.
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.
