Dr. Katie S. Murray, DO on Evolving Treatment Strategies for NMIBC

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Dr. Katie Murray discusses the diagnosis and management of non–muscle invasive bladder cancer, emphasizing cystoscopy and initial TURBT as the standard for accurate diagnosis and pathology. She notes that low-grade bladder cancer has a high recurrence rate, often within the first year. Traditionally, recurrences required repeat surgery, but newer FDA-approved intravesical chemoablative therapies now offer an alternative. These options may help some patients avoid returning to the operating room while effectively treating recurrent disease.

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