UROLOGY - Bladder + Prostate Flashcards
What type of cancer are 90% of bladder cancers?
TCC;s
RF bladder cancer/TCC (4)
Smoking
Aromatic amines
Chronic cystitis
Pelvic irradiation
PS TCC/bladder cancer (4)
Painless haematuria +/- clots
Recurrent UTI/’cystitis’
Voiding Sx
Haematuria –> anaemia
Mx TCC in situ/T1
TURBT @ cystoscopy _ intravesical chemotherapy
Mx TCC T2-3
Radical cystectomy + pre op chemo
Ix TCC
Urine MCS
Cystoscopy + biopsy = GOLD STANDARD
CT/MRI - assess spread
Mx TCC T4
Palliative
Mx of intraperitoneal bladder rupture
Laparotomy + suturing of bladder
Mx of extraperitoneal bladder rupture
Prolonged urethral/suprapubic catheter
Bladder outlet obstruction - luminal causes
Bladder tumour
Bladder outlet obstruction - mural causes (3)
Urethral stricture
Congenital abnormalities
Neuropathic bladder
Bladder outlet obstruction - extra mural causes (2)
BPH/carcinoma
Phimosis/paraphimosis
CF Bladder outlet obstruction
Suprapubic pain Hesitancy + diminished force of stream Terminal dribbling Overflow incontinence Signs infection - stasis urine
Signs - bladder outlet obstruction (3)
Palpable full bladder
Loin tenderness
Enlarged prostate PR
Ix Bladder outlet obstruction (4)
Bloods - FBC/U+E
Urine dip/MCS
USS
CT/MRI
What is BPH
Benign proliferation of glandular layers of the prostate –> enlargement of inner transitional zone
What % of >70s have BPH
70%
Sx BPH (8)
Freq (1st noticed as nocturia) Urgency Hesitancy Poor/int stream Post void dribbling Strangury Retention w/ overflow incontinence/acute retention Occasionally - haematuria
Ix BPH (8)
PR IPPS Freq/vol chart Bloods incl FBC/U+E/PSA Urinalysis Uroflowmetry Bladder USS Transrectal USS + biopsy
Norm PSA value
<4