Assessment of Two-Years Bladder Biopsy and Cystectomy Outcomes

Year 2017, , 11 - 15, 25.04.2017

Havva Erdem , Mürüvvet Akcay Celik , Betül Duygu Sener , Abdullah Cırakoglu , Erdal Benli

https://doi.org/10.19127/mbsjohs.294961

Cited By: 1

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate
the outcome of bladder biopsy and resection evaluated in pathology department
in 2014-2015.

Material and
methods: A total of 78 cases from 2014 to 2015 were included in this study. Reports
of the cases were removed from the archive and the age, gender, diagnosis and
prognostic parameters of the cases were recorded. The distribution of cases
according to age and gender was evaluated.

Results: 65 of the
cases were male, 13 of the cases were female. The average age of cases is
between 39 and 90. Twenty-one cases were cystitis and squamous metaplasia. The
mean age of benign lesions is between 41 and 85. Five cases of dysplastic
lesions were observed. The average age is 61.6 and all of them are male. 52 of
the cases were malignant. 49 of the cases were male, 3 of the cases were
female. 19 cases of non-invasive papillary urothelial carcinoma, 1 case of low
malignant potential urothelial neoplasm, 2 of the prostate adenocarcinoma
metastasis, 30 of invasive carcinoma. 20 of the cases were pT1, 9 of the cases
were pT2, 1 of the case was pT4 and 19 of the cases were pTa. The mean age was
64.5. Invasive tumors are all male. The mean age was 74.6.

Conclusion: In this study, tumors and non-tumoral lesions were seen spreading to a
wide range of age in bladder. Benign and malignant lesions were observed in
males. Benign lesions were more common in females than malignant lesions in
females.

Keywords

: bladder, tumors, non-tumoral lesions

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