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See Latest ArticlesHIV-associated bladder cancer: a case series evaluating difficulties in diagnosis and management
BMC Urology, 09/02/09
Gaughan EM et al. – Bladder cancer is part of the growing list of cancers that may be encountered in patients living longer with chronic HIV–infection. The patients presented at a younger age and with only mild immunosuppression, however, they experienced an expected course for their bladder cancer. Hematuria in an HIV–infected patient warrants a complete evaluation.
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