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      [Descriptive study of bladder tumors in the district of Levante-Alto Almanzora].

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          We present our series of operater bladder cancers in this District and the annual incidence in the period 1996 at 1998, as web as they are distributed by sex, age and smoking in the population; neoplasic stage and relapse were also studied. 61 patients were treated and un found global half incidence of 19.8 for 10(5) inhabitant-year (h-a), while for sexes it was of 4.22 for 10(5) h-y for women and of 15.58 for 10(5) h-y males. 78.69% was male with a masculinity rate of 3.69. The most frequent age group was starting from the seventh decade with 50.81% of our series. There was 36% of intervened patients that they were smoking, while 29.5% had relationship with other factors of risk like hydrocarbons and pesticidas. The superficial tumors were the most frequent with 86.88% of the cases, on the other hand the undifferentiated neoplastics was not very frequent with 13.21%, increasing these neoplastics with the age. In the follow up there were relapses in 36% of the people, being bigger in the T1 of our series. The occupational factors in this district can explain the high frequency in the female sex, although analytic studies are needed to check it.

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          Journal
          Actas Urol Esp
          Actas urologicas espanolas
          0210-4806
          0210-4806
          Jun 2001
          : 25
          : 6
          Affiliations
          [1 ] Servicio de Urología, Hospital de la Inmaculada, Huercal-Overa, Almería.
          Article
          S0210-4806(01)72645-9
          11512509
          a2747ecb-2ac8-4dd7-a02e-1fbd3961fe24
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