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CABRERA CABRERA, J.A. et al. Bladder Cancer in public hospitals in Madrid. Sanid. Mil. [online]. 2014, vol.70, n.3, pp.197-203. ISSN 1887-8571.  https://dx.doi.org/10.4321/S1887-85712014000300010.

Retrospective design with 4,452 patients with bladder cancer from the Cancer Registry of Madrid are analyzed. The series has been followed for 15 years. Variables such registration has studied. The mean age was 68.7 (SD 11.95). The sex ratio was 5:1. We found the following histology: N. urothelial 94.3%, N. squamous cells 3.2%, N. glandular histologies 0.9% and other 0.5%. The most frequent tumor extension has corresponded with localized with 83.5%, followed by 10.6% with regional, disseminated with 4.9% and finally the "in situ" with 0.7 %. The treatments were: surgery 37.8%; surgery and radiotherapy 6.2%; surgery and chemotherapy 38.4%; immunotherapy and surgery 6% and palliative 2.7%. Found 4% of multiple primary tumors. This study has shown the reality of bladder cancer in all its aspects by patients come daily from the same population in which the patients were diagnosed.

Palabras clave : Bladder cancer; Epidemiology.

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