Genitourinary Cancer

Genitourinary cancer is any cancer of the genitourinary system, including the bladder, prostate, kidneys, testicles, penis, ureter and adrenal glands. The treatment of these cancers are managed by urologists and/or oncologists, depending upon the type of treatment. Minimally-invasive techniques, as well as traditional chemoradiotherapy are utilized.

Exciting advances are being made in the field of genitourinary cancer, including checkpoint inhibitor treatments, new non-steroidal anti-androgens, chemoimmunotherapy combinations and predictive biomarkers.

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Evaluation of costs associated with AEs in urothelial cancer patients
Petros Grivas
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Personalized medicine: surgery
John Gore
1:06
UCLA-UroCCR collaborative study on sRCC: identifying pathogenic factors
Cedric Lebacle
1:50
Complete vs. partial nephrectomy for RCC
Hendrik Van Poppel
1:37
The importance of quality metrics in kidney cancer care
John Gore
2:47
Rucaparib for urothelial carcinoma: the ATLAS study
Petros Grivas
1:28
Meaningful, patient-centered research
John Gore
3:39
TGF-β/EMT gene signature in low-responders to pembrolizumab
Petros Grivas
0:55
Prognostic value of cytogenic findings in RCC
Cedric Lebacle
2:57
The benefits of active surveillance and PSA screening
Hendrik Van Poppel
5:27
177Lu-PSMA-617 radionuclide therapy in mCRPC
Scott Tagawa
1:47
The importance of patient education
Hendrik Van Poppel
2:06
Long-term benefits from hypoxia modification in bladder preservation: BCON trial update
Yee Pei Song
2:30
ABACUS updates: positive results for preoperative atezolizumab in bladder cancer
Thomas Powles
1:59
Real-world vs. clinical trial: efficacy of nivolumab in mRCC
Ugo De Giorgi
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Identifying predictive markers for checkpoint inhibitor response in kidney cancer
Tian Zhang
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