The predominant therapy for<unk>  cell carcinoma is surgical resection. Adjunctive chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and immunotherapy may be required. Patients with superficial tumors of bladder are treated with intravescical injection of BCG, whereas patients with local spread and distant metastasis are treated with systemic chemotherapy. External beam radiation therapy may be the treatment for people who can’t have surgery.
Transitional cell carcinoma medical therapy
Transitional cell carcinoma surgery
Transitional cell carcinoma primary prevention
Renal cell carcinoma medical therapy
Prostate cancer medical therapy
Transitional cell carcinoma physical examination
Renal cell carcinoma physical examination
MALT lymphoma medical therapy