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  • Cases from the Multidisciplinary Tumor Board

  • Nicholas James, Professor Professor of Clinical OncologyInstitute of Cancer and Genomic SciencesUniversity of Birmingham

    Mike Leveridge, Associate ProfessorDepartment of UrologyQueen’s University

    Girish Kulkarni, Associate Professor Department of Surgical Oncology Princess Margaret Cancer Centre University Health Network.

    Chris French, Clinical Assistant Professorof SurgeryMemorial University of Newfoundland

  • Conflicts of Interest

  • Learning Objectives

    Assess important contraindications to bladder-sparing therapy for MIBC

    Understand the role of cytoreductive nephrectomy in 2019

    Review role of a multi-disciplinary approach to upper tract UC

  • S.B.51 yo male, healthy, ECOG 0

    Presentation: left flank pain, microscopic hematuria

    PMHx: Stage 1 GCTT

    Renal Function: 114 (0 - 110) umol/L (eGFR 75)

  • TURBT: ~2.5 cm, cT2, CISCystoscopically complete resection

    Cysview-solitary lesion

  • Q

  • NACTMid-course Gem/Cis

    Q

  • Radical Cystectomy, Orthotopic Diversion, PLND

    pT3b, N1 Positive LV invasionNegative Margins1 of 18 nodes positive

    Q

  • ~9 months post-op

    Q

    ~9 months post-op

    Q

  • 2 months on durvalumab

    Q

  • ~5 months on durvalumab

  • DB55 yo male, ECOG 1

    2019 ER presentation with gross hematuria

    Past history HTN, ex-smoker

    Cysto normal

  • VJ50 year old, ECOG 1

    Hematuria with Plavix-2015

    Investigations/management for angina (thrombectomy)

    PMHX

    JAK2V617F mutation-Polycythemia

    Factor 5 Leiden deficiency

    L pneumonectomy (gun shot)

  • R Nephroureterectomy

    pT3 with necrosis and scaring associated with regression

    N0 (necrotic)

  • May 2018

  • October 2018

    Re-resection negative

    Gets BCG but at first cysto after (prior to maintenance) another mass

    T1HG

    Q

  • J.I.63 yo male, ECOG 1

    Presentation 2009: hematuria and increasingly bad LUTS

    PMHx: dyslipidemia, HTN, PTCA with drug eluting stent 9 months ago, (?/remote) inflammatory bowel disease

    Renal Function: 129 (0 - 110) umol/L (eGFR 53)

  • TURBT

    T1, High GradeNo CIS“Nested” variantNo muscularis propria seen

    Q

  • Aborted CystectomyT4B, N3

  • Q

  • TURBT-2013T1 high grade

    Q

  • TURBT-2014

    Q

  • Cystectomy and Ileal ConduitpT3a, N0

  • Nicholas James, Professor Professor of Clinical OncologyInstitute of Cancer and Genomic SciencesUniversity of Birmingham

    Mike Leveridge, Associate ProfessorDepartment of UrologyQueen’s University

    Girish Kulkarni, Associate Professor Department of Surgical Oncology Princess Margaret Cancer Centre University Health Network.

    Chris French, Clinical Assistant Professorof Surgery

    Memorial University of Newfoundland

  • Take Away Messages

    Ideal candidate for bladder-sparing

    NACT prior to bladder-sparing TMT

    Switch direction (Bail) NACT

    Role of cytoreductive nephrectomy in 2019

  • Take Away Messages

    Early cystectomy for higher risk NMIBC

    Salvage therapies for BCG unresponsive

    Local therapy in metastatic UC


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