Case Report

Vulvar Metastasis from Bladder Cancer

Table 1

Review of the literature-clinicopathological features of metastatic urothelial carcinoma to the vulva.

AuthorsNumberAge (years)SymptomsPrimaryIntervalSites of metastasisTissue involvementOther metastasesTreatmentFollow-up

Dehner (1973) [3] 248Hematuria and disuria Urothelial urethraSynchronousLabia majoraNRNoVulvovaginectomy with bilateral inguinal lymphadenopathyLiving well at 130 months
57Painless vulvar noduleUrothelial urethra19 monthsPerineumNRNoPelvic exenterationDied of disease at 58 months

Mazur et al. (1984) [4]1NRNRNRNRNRNRNRNRNR

Cohen et al. (1988) [9]1NRPainless noduleKidney>8 monthsVulvaeNRNoNRNR

Lerner et al. (1999) [5]178Painful noduleUrothelial bladderSynchronousVulvaeNRNoNRNR

Boardman et al. (2001) [10] 271Pagetoid vulvaeUrothelial CIS bladder12 monthsVulvae NRYes Radical vulvectomyDied of disease at 65 months
64Pagetoid vulvaeUrothelial CIS bladderSynchronousVulvaeNRYesRadical vulvectomy + chemotherapyFollow-up at 8 months: no disease

Neto et al. (2003) [6] 254 CystBladder2 monthsLabia majora ep + der + subcYesXrtDied of disease at 2 months
53MassUrethra12 monthsLabia majoraep + der + subcYesXrtDied of disease at 12 months

Our case (2015)163Painless noduleBladder12 monthsVulvaeNRYesā€‰ā€‰

der: dermis; ep: epidermis; mo: month; NR: not reported, Sepi: squamous epithelium; Subc: subcutis; Xrt: radiotherapy.