Management of Bladder Cancer following Solid Organ Transplantation

Table 3

Summarized data on all cases of radical cystectomy and urinary diversion performed for postrenal transplant bladder cancer [3].

Study	Number of radical cystectomies	Type of urinary diversion (𝑛)	Followup (months)	Oncologic outcome (𝑛)	Graft function (𝑛)
Present	3	Neobladder (1); Allograft nephrostomy (1); Cutaneous ureterostomies (1)	24–98	NED (3)	Stable (3)
Kamal et al. [3]	5	Neobladder (5)	3–24	NED (3); Mets (2)	Stable (5)
Lang et al. [25]	4	Neobladder (4)	11–118	NED (3); Local recurrence (1)	Stable (3); Chronic allograft nephropathy (1)
Master et al. [7]	3	Neobladder (2); IC (1)	10–105	NED (1); Ureteric recurrence (1); Paravaginal recurrence (1)	Stable (3)
Kao et al. [26]	4	IC (4)	4–39	NED (3); Mets (1)	Unknown
Palou et al. [27]	1	IC (1)	10	NED (1)	Stable (1)
Wang et al. [28]	0
Giessing et al. [29]	1	Neobladder (1)	20	NED (1)	Stable (1)
Perabo and Schultze-Seemann [30]	1	Neobladder (1)	8	NED (1)	Stable (1)
Colombo et al. [31]	1	Neobladder (1)	8	NED (1)	Stable (1)
Schmidt et al. [32]	1	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Lam et al. [33]	1	IC (1)	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Lemmers and Barry [34]	2	IC (2)	6–24	NED (2)	Stable (2)
Tuttle et al. [35]	1	IC (1)	14	NED (1)	Stable (2)

NED, no evidence of disease; IC, ileal conduit; Mets, metastases.