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See Latest ArticlesRenal Transplant Recipients and Patients With End Stage Renal Disease Present With More Advanced Bladder Cancer
The Journal of Urology, 09/23/09
Ehdaie B et al. – Renal transplant recipients and patients with end stage renal disease present with higher stage bladder cancer than those without these conditions despite closer medical supervision. Since most renal transplant recipients were diagnosed with bladder cancer within 4 years of undergoing renal transplantation, consideration should be given to bladder cancer screening of such patients in this period.
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