Tumour in urinary bladder

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Asked for Male, 57 Years

My father is 57 yrs old. He has a polypoid soft tissue SOL (16 *9 mm) attached to the left lateral wall of urinary bladder. Is it cancer? How long he can survive?

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Dr. Jamal Akhtar Azmi Urologist 15 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Carcinoma bladder first require histopathological diagnosis by doing Cystoscopy resection Further management depends upon the Grade of tumor Depth of penetration of bladder wall

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polypoidal tumor with narrow base have good prognosis

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