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Tumeurs de la vessie et de l’urètre

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En France, le cancer de la vessie occupe le septième rang en fréquence de survenue (11 000 cas en France en 2011) et il est responsable de 3 % des décès par cancer, dont 75 % chez l’homme. C’est le deuxième cancer urologique après celui de la prostate. La plupart des tumeurs urothéliales apparaissent après l’âge de 60 ans. La pathologie tumorale de la vessie compte un très grand nombre de formes histopathologiques, mais les tumeurs épithéliales sont les plus courantes. Avec son excellente résolution en contraste et une fiabilité meilleure que le TDM, l’IRM est particulièrement utile dans le staging tumoral, dans l’appréciation de l’envahissement pariétal et périvésical mais aussi des organes de voisinage.

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Matau, A., Roy, C. (2014). Tumeurs de la vessie et de l’urètre. In: IRM du pelvis de l’homme et de la femme. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0428-6_7

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