All of the following are true about Ca bladder, except
The urinary bladder is the most common site of urinary tract tumors. Most bladder tumors occur in older patients (median age 65 years). Three times common in males than females. Most tumors are microscopically classified as urothelial (transitional cell) neoplasms. Most are malignant. Sudden painless hematuria is the presentation. Ceain dyes, smoking, Schistosomiasis, drugs like cyclophosphamide and analgesics, and radiation therapy can predispose to this condition.
Painless hematuria is seen
Transitional cell Ca is commonest
More in males
None of the above