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  1. Folks A good friend and fine person with a previous history of breast cancer has developed bladder
    cancer. Two sets of chemo have not been productive and she wishes to explore options in the US. Any
    recommendations for the best cancer center that specializes in urology/bladder cancer would be most
    gratefully appreciated.

    Thanks, Harry

  2. Sloan-Kettering in NY, or there is a very well-known doc at Mayo in Ariz. named Dr. Lamm.

    Larry

    Harry said:

    Folks A good friend and fine person with a previous history of breast cancer has developed bladder
    cancer. Two sets of chemo have not been productive and she wishes to explore options in the US.
    Any recommendations for the best cancer center that specializes in urology/bladder cancer would be
    most gratefully appreciated.

    Thanks, Harry

  3. Harry said:

    A good friend and fine person with a previous history of breast cancer has developed bladder
    cancer. Two sets of chemo have not been productive and she wishes to explore options in the US.
    Any recommendations for the best cancer center that specializes in urology/bladder cancer would be
    most gratefully appreciated.

    Harry, You can get 369 +/- opinions here listserv.acor.orgbladder cancer cafe.html

    The grade is important bccancer.bc.caTreatment.htm And chemo
    is mentioned there.."Chemotherapy shows some results but generally not dramatic or long-lasting "

    So if you're looking at surgery, this one gets my vote (or a bladder surgeon expert near where she
    is) med.wayne.edubladdercancer.html The goal of this operation is
    complete remove of all tumor because, if the tumor is invasive, the transurethral resection alone
    usually leaves some tumor behind. Urologists in the Department of Urology at Wayne State University
    and the Karmanos Cancer Institute have extensive experience in this procedure and have performed a
    very large number of radical cystectomies over the last 10 years. In fact, the Department of Urology
    at Wayne State University and the Karmanos Cancer Institute is a referral source for other
    urologists who do not routinely perform radical cystectomy.

    JMO J

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    wishes to explore options in the US. Any recommendations for the best


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    center that specializes in urology/bladder cancer would be most


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    appreciated.

    I would recommend MD Anderson in Houston ( www.mdanderson.org) or Sloane Kettering in NY (
    www.mskcc.org)

    Both are very experienced with cancer and with foreigners coming over for a second opinion or a
    treatment.

    Regine

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