CONCLUSIONS
Le curage dans la cystectomie est systématique
Le stade pN+ à une valeur pronostique péjorative indépendante
dustade pT (Niveau III-2)
Unbon curage comporte plus de 10 ganglions examinés
(Niveau III-1)
Chaque site du curage doit être individualisé pour l’examen
pathologique (Niveau III-1)
Un curage standard à pour limite anatomique : (Niveau III-1)
la partie supérieure la division de l’artère iliaque commune
la partie latérale le nerf génito fémoral
la partie distale la veine circonflexe
la partie postérieure les vaisseaux iliaques
la partie inférieure la fossette obturatrice
Le curage standard est égal au curage étendu pour l’évaluation
du stade pN (Niveau III-1)
L’impact du curage sur la survie, s’il existe, est d’autant plus
important que la maladie ganglionnaire est limitée (N1) , que la
maladie vésicale est de stade < pT3, que le curage est étendu
(Niveau III-2).
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