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Intravesical treatments of bladder cancerShen et al., 2008
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- Shen Z
- Shen T
- Wientjes M
- O’Donnell M
- Au J
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- Pharmaceutical research
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For bladder cancer, intravesical chemo/immunotherapy is widely used as adjuvant therapies after surgical transurethal resection, while systemic therapy is typically reserved for higher stage, muscle-invading, or metastatic diseases. The goal of intravesical therapy is to …
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