Bladder cancer: diagnosis, surgery, and drug treatment
Bladder cancer is one of the most common oncological diseases. More than 10,000 new cases are registered in Russia annually. Unfortunately, the initial symptoms are nonspecific, making it difficult to distinguish from cystitis or prostate adenoma. Because of this, the disease is often diagnosed at a relatively late stage, when effective treatment requires surgery, drug therapy, and radiation therapy.
Oncologist and urologist at the First Oncology Hospital, Vitaly Aleksandrovich Chernyaev, MD, will discuss how to recognize the early symptoms and the available treatment options for bladder cancer in his online lecture for patients, "Bladder Cancer: Diagnosis, Surgery, and Drug Treatment."