The third layer is muscle tissue called the muscularis propria. The fourth layer is fatty connective tissue. It separates the bladder from other body organs, such as the prostate and kidneys. Doctors ...

Bladder cancer is when a tumor grows in your bladder, a pouch-like organ that stores your urine. (Photo Credit: SEBASTIAN KAULITZKI/Science Source) The American Cancer Society’s estimates for ...

The subtypes investigated in bladder cancer were CK19, CK20 and CK7 IHC/RT-PCR CK20: 56–46% [98,99]; CK7: 100% [99]; CK1: 93.1% [101] Association of CK19 with UPII detected pN0 patients with ...

Those that involve the underlying layer of cells, called the lamina propria, are referred to as non-muscle invasive carcinoma. Those that penetrate even deeper into the muscles of the bladder wall are ...

Real-life cancer survivor story: A 50-year-old resident of Cheshire, who mistook his initial symptoms of bladder cancer to be a UTI, drank cranberry juice as a possible treatment after being diagnosed ...

The main symptom of bladder cancer is blood in your urine. This is the same for both men and women. Bladder cancer symptoms to look out for: blood in the urine problems passing urine bone, lower back ...

FDA approved Imfinzi with gemcitabine and cisplatin for muscle-invasive bladder cancer, based on NIAGARA trial results showing improved survival outcomes. The regimen integrates immunotherapy in pre- ...

As you process your diagnosis, moving forward with treatment is crucial to optimizing your health and recovery. A person's precise bladder cancer treatment plan will depend on a number of factors, ...

A dad who thought he had a UTI was diagnosed with stage four bladder cancer and given 24 months to live. Dad-of-two Chris Cotton, 50, started experiencing what he believed were UTI symptoms in ...

Bavencio improved survival in patients with bladder cancer, irrespective of diabetes status, according to an analysis of the JAVELIN Bladder 100 trial. Previous data showed that in the phase 3 JAVELIN ...

Patients with tumors in the trigone and urethra were more likely to experience recurrence and cancer-specific death after radical cystectomy than patients with tumor only in the bladder walls.