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Giant desmoid tumor in a case of ileal neobladder
Tahir Karadeniz, Caner Baran, Medih Topsakal
Department of Urology, Okmeydani Research Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey
Address correspondence to Dr. Caner Baran, Nevbahar Mah. Topcueminbey Sok KahyaogluApt. 1/4 Daire:5 Fatih Istanbul 34096 Turkey
Canadian Journal of Urology 2010, 17(1), 5038-5039.
Abstract
Aggressive fibromatosis or desmoid tumor is a histologically benign entity with unknown etiology that may present a serious clinical course. Due to its high tendency to recur and local aggressive behavior, and as there is no established effective medical treatment, complete surgical excision remains the sole management. To our knowledge, we describe the first case of giant desmoid tumor which arose from ileal neobladder mesenterium in a bladder cancer patient with orthotopic substitution.
Keywords
aggressive fibromatosis, desmoid, bladder cancer, cystectomy, urinary diversion
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APA Style
Karadeniz, T., Baran, C., Topsakal, M. (2010). Giant desmoid tumor in a case of ileal neobladder. Canadian Journal of Urology, 17(1), 5038–5039.
Vancouver Style
Karadeniz T, Baran C, Topsakal M. Giant desmoid tumor in a case of ileal neobladder. Can J Urology. 2010;17(1):5038–5039.
IEEE Style
T. Karadeniz, C. Baran, and M. Topsakal, “Giant desmoid tumor in a case of ileal neobladder,” Can. J. Urology, vol. 17, no. 1, pp. 5038–5039, 2010.
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