Radiation treatment is associated with a long-term risk of secondary malignancy in patients with cancer. External beam radiation therapy (EBRT) for the treatment of prostate cancer (PCa) in particular has been associated with the later development of bladder cancer and worse bladder cancer features. Recent data published in European Urology Focus analyzed different forms of localized PCa treatment to determine the associated long-term risks of bladder cancer. ...
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Dr. McKay discusses upcoming prostate cancer data to be presented at ESMO and discussed at The Uromigos: Live & Unplugged.
Dr. Gupta also discusses upcoming bladder cancer data from ESMO that will influence debate and discussion at the event.
Dr. Petros Grivas shares what data he's most looking forward to discussing at the second Uromigos: Live & Unplugged event.
The second annual Uromigos: Live & Unplugged event will take place in Nashville, Tennessee, on November 3-4.
Dr. Kommalapati shares her thoughts on the association between tumor-informed MRD and clinical outcomes for MIBC.
Drs. Shilpa Gupta and Vadim Koshkin continue on the EV-103 trial with reference to outcomes and toxicities in cohort K.