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References | Types and numbers of lymphomas of the urinary bladder | Types of management | Duration of followup | Outcome | Total |
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Bates et al. [2] | 6 cases of primary lymphoma 3 extranodal marginal zone lymphoma of MALT type 3 diffuse B-cell lymphomas | Various details are not available 66 years/female, large bladder mass-low-grade MALT-type lymphoma T3 | 1 year | Indolent course with good prognosis Alive
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79 years/female Low-grade MALT-type | No followup | Unknown
| 1 |
59 years female T2-T3 low grade MALT type | | Alive with disease | 1 |
84 years/female, T3 diffuse large B-cell lymphoma | 3 years 6 months | Died of disease after 6 months | |
67/years male, Solid tumour diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, had radiotherapy and chemotherapy | 16 years | Alive with disease after 16 years | |
80 years/female Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, had radiotherapy | 3 years 8 months | Alive and well after 3 years 8 months | |
5 cases of secondary lymphoma 4 diffuse large B-cell lymphoma 1 nodular sclerosis non-Hodgkin’s disease | Various details are not available to author
| 4 patients had followup up to 13 months
| 4 patients died within 13 months of followup | |
65-year-old male laparotomy showed mass involving ileum and generalised lymphadenopathy. Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma secondary to systemic follicular lymphoma | | 13 months
| Died of disease after 13 months Died of disease after 10 months | |
41 years/male Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma had caecal mass and abdominal lymph adenopathy biopsy showed malignant lymphoma had radiotherapy and chemotherapy | Radiotherapy and chemotherapy | 10 months | | |
32 years/male, necropsy showed abdominal mass and lymphadenopathy. Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma | | Died of disease. No followup
| Died of disease. Died of disease after 1 month | |
76/female, mass in lower abdomen, swollen left leg, lymphadenopathy in left groin, and right axilla. Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma 81-year-old, female known Hodgkin’s | | 1 month No followup | No follow-up | |
Disease developed to nodular sclerosis Hodgkin’s disease of bladder | | | | |
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Kempton et al. [3] | Primary B-cell MALT-type lymphoma of bladder in 6 patients Nonlocalized lymphoma (17 cases) 1 low-grade lymphoma of MALT type 12 large cell lymphoma 4 follicle centre lymphoma
Secondary lymphoma occurred in 13 patients (2 with low-grade lymphoma of the MALT type; 1 with follicle centre lymphoma; 1 with mantle cell lymphoma; 9 with diffuse large B-cell lymphomas | Various | 1940 to 1996 | Complete remission. No patient died and no patient developed recurrent disease. Excluding two patients who died postoperatively, median survival was 9 years; 6 patients died of lymphoma in the follow-up group
Median survival was 0.6 years | 6 patients |
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Al-Maghrabi et al. [4] | 4 cases of primary lymphoma (they had B-cell; centrocyte-like cells plasmacytoid or both) | All patients were treated by radiotherapy | 2 to 13 years | Good prognosis (all the four with no recurrence and alive) | 4 patients |
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