2019 4 23 M 115 Genitourinary Cancer Surgery

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2019 -4 -23 M 115 Genitourinary Cancer Surgery 吳 勝 堂 醫師 三軍總醫院 泌尿外科

2019 -4 -23 M 115 Genitourinary Cancer Surgery 吳 勝 堂 醫師 三軍總醫院 泌尿外科

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . )

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . )

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient Performance (age, comorbidity. . )

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient Performance (age, comorbidity. . ) Risk & Benefit of Treatment

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient Performance (age, comorbidity. . ) Risk & Benefit of Treatment Adjuvant Tx, Prognosis

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient Performance (age, comorbidity. . ) Risk & Benefit of Treatment Adjuvant Tx, Prognosis Disease Free & Patient Survival

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient

General Consideration in Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Disease Behavior (stage, grade, location. . ) Patient Performance (age, comorbidity. . ) Risk & Benefit of Treatment Adjuvant Tx, Prognosis Disease Free & Patient Survival

Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Organ Tumor Surgery Other MIS Kidney (parenchyma) • RCC (adeno. Ca)

Genitourinary Cancer Surgery Organ Tumor Surgery Other MIS Kidney (parenchyma) • RCC (adeno. Ca) • Partial Nephrectomy • Radical Nephrectomy • Cryoablation • RFA Renal Pelvis (calyx) • UCa • Radical Nephroureterectomy with Excision of Cuff of Bladder Laser-vapolization • Percutaneous • Flexible URS Ureter • UCa • Radical Nephroureterectomy with Excision of Cuff of Bladder • Nephron-sparing (Segmental) Laser-vapolization • URS Bladder • UCa • TURBT • Radical Cystectomy + Urinary diversion + PLND • Partial cystectomy Urethra • UCa • Sq. CC • TUR • Distal Urethrectomy • Urethrectomy + Cystoprostatectomy Prostate • Adeno. Ca • Radical Prostatectomy + PLND • Cryoablation • HIFU Penis • Sq. CC • Partial Penectomy • Total Penectomy (+/- ILND/PLND) • Laser Testis • Germ Cell Tumor • Radical Orchiectomy (+/- RPLND)

KIDNEY RCC (stage)

KIDNEY RCC (stage)

KIDNEY RCC (stage)

KIDNEY RCC (stage)

KIDENY RCC (surgery) Nephron-sparing surgery (partial nephrectomy) (open, laparoscopic, robotic): • localized renal tumors

KIDENY RCC (surgery) Nephron-sparing surgery (partial nephrectomy) (open, laparoscopic, robotic): • localized renal tumors • anatomical or functional solitary kidney • opposite kidney impaired renal function • bilateral RCC • hereditary forms of RCC (high-risk of tumor developing in the contralateral kidney) Radical nephrectomy (open, laparoscopic, robotic)

Approach of Surgery

Approach of Surgery

Partial vs Radical Nephrectomy

Partial vs Radical Nephrectomy

Clinical T 1 RCC • Local recurrence-free survival: LPN=OPN=LRN=ORN > (Cryo=RFA)

Clinical T 1 RCC • Local recurrence-free survival: LPN=OPN=LRN=ORN > (Cryo=RFA)

Locally Advanced RCC

Locally Advanced RCC

SUMMARY (1) KIDNEY RCC surgery n Localized RCC • Standard treatment: surgery • c.

SUMMARY (1) KIDNEY RCC surgery n Localized RCC • Standard treatment: surgery • c. T 1 a: partial nephrectomy (PN) • c. T 1 b: 優先考慮 PN • c. T 2: laparoscopic RN 優於 open RN • Adrenalectomy : 有侵犯時需要 • LN dissection : 有局部淋巴轉移時再做 • Cryotherapy or RFA 僅建議於腫瘤小且不適合手術病人 p Advanced / Metastatic RCC • Cytoreductive nephrectomy 於合適病人

Reference (1/5) Nephron-sparing Surgery versus Radical Nephrectomy

Reference (1/5) Nephron-sparing Surgery versus Radical Nephrectomy

Reference (2/5) Nephron-sparing Surgery vs. Radical Nephrectomy

Reference (2/5) Nephron-sparing Surgery vs. Radical Nephrectomy

Reference (3/5) Radical- and Partial Nephrectomy Techniques

Reference (3/5) Radical- and Partial Nephrectomy Techniques

Reference (4/5) Cryoablation and Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)

Reference (4/5) Cryoablation and Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)

Reference (5/5) Metastatic RCC : Cytoreductive nephrectomy

Reference (5/5) Metastatic RCC : Cytoreductive nephrectomy

UTUC (stage)

UTUC (stage)

UTUC (stage)

UTUC (stage)

UTUC - Risk stratification

UTUC - Risk stratification

UTUC - Management

UTUC - Management

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UTUC (kidney-sparing) https: //www. cancer. gov/images/cdr/live/CDR 649520. jpg

SUMMARY (2) UTUC surgery n RNU with cuff of bladder • Standard treatment •

SUMMARY (2) UTUC surgery n RNU with cuff of bladder • Standard treatment • High risk UTUC • LN dissection : invasive UTUC p Kidney-sparing • Indication for patients with: 1) Low risk UTUC 2) Elective patients (renal insufficiency, solitary functional kidney) • Endoscopic (flexible) with laser

Reference (1/2) UTUC (standard) RNU with cuff of bladder (open, robotic, laparoscopic)

Reference (1/2) UTUC (standard) RNU with cuff of bladder (open, robotic, laparoscopic)

Reference (2/2) UTUC (kidney-sparing) in elective cases • renal insufficiency, solitary functional kidney •

Reference (2/2) UTUC (kidney-sparing) in elective cases • renal insufficiency, solitary functional kidney • low-risk (low grade, low stage)

Bladder Cancer (stage) non-muscle invasive (NMIBC) (superficial) muscle invasive (MIBC) (invasive)

Bladder Cancer (stage) non-muscle invasive (NMIBC) (superficial) muscle invasive (MIBC) (invasive)

Bladder Cancer (stage) non-muscle invasive (NMIBC) (superficial) muscle invasive (MIBC) (invasive)

Bladder Cancer (stage) non-muscle invasive (NMIBC) (superficial) muscle invasive (MIBC) (invasive)

Bladder Cancer (surgery) TURBT (transurethral resection of bladder tumor): • standard initial therapy (for

Bladder Cancer (surgery) TURBT (transurethral resection of bladder tumor): • standard initial therapy (for diagnosis and T-staging) • Ta and T 1 papillary bladder tumors (NMIBC) • Post-TURBT intravesical therapy Radical cystectomy + PLND (open, robotic, laparoscopic) and Urinary diversion : • • MIBC T 2 -T 4 a, N 0 -Nx, M 0 (MIBC) high-risk and recurrent superficial tumors BCG-resistant Tis, T 1 G 3 extensive papillary disease that cannot be controlled with TURB and intravesical therapy alone

SUMMARY (3) BLADDER UC Bladder UC surgery n NMIBC (superficial) • TURBT • Radical

SUMMARY (3) BLADDER UC Bladder UC surgery n NMIBC (superficial) • TURBT • Radical cystectomy for high-risk non-MIBC p MIBC (advanced) • Radical cystectomy with urinary diversion and Extended PLND • Neoadjuvant chemotherapy for T 2 -T 4 a, c. N 0 M 0 bladder cancer (cisplatin-based combination therapy) • Do not delay cystectomy for > 3 months

Bladder Cancer (MIBC)

Bladder Cancer (MIBC)

Reference (1/1) Bladder Cancer (MIBC)

Reference (1/1) Bladder Cancer (MIBC)

Prostate Cancer (PCa) (stage)

Prostate Cancer (PCa) (stage)

Prostate Cancer (PCa) (stage)

Prostate Cancer (PCa) (stage)

PCa (NCCN risk group)

PCa (NCCN risk group)

PCa (surgery) Radical prostatectomy + PLND : • patients with a life expectancy >

PCa (surgery) Radical prostatectomy + PLND : • patients with a life expectancy > 10 years • clinically localized disease • (optional for selected locally advanced patients) • Robotic, laparoscopic, open approach n Salvage prostatectomy n Other MIS: Cryoablation, HIFU (high-intensive focus ultrasound)

SUMMARY (4) PROSTATE CANCER Radical Prostatectomy n Indication • low- and intermediate-risk PCa and

SUMMARY (4) PROSTATE CANCER Radical Prostatectomy n Indication • low- and intermediate-risk PCa and a life expectancy > 10 years • In multimodality setting for patient with a life expectancy > 10 years: 1) high-risk localized PCa 2) selected patients with locally advanced (c. T 3 a) PCa 3) highly selected patients with locally advanced PCa (c. T 3 b-T 4 N 0 or any T N 1) u Nerve-sparing and PLND • Nerve-sparing surgery in pre-operatively potent patients with low risk for extracapsular disease • LND is not indicated in low-risk PCa • e. LND should be performed in in high-risk PCa and intermediate-risk PCa if the estimated risk for positive lymph nodes exceeds 5% p Adjuvant therapy • Neoadjuvant HT before RP and adjuvant HT for p. N 0 is not recommended • Adjuvant ADT for node-positive (p. N+) patients

Reference (1/2) Radical Prostatectomy

Reference (1/2) Radical Prostatectomy

Reference (2/2) PCa (MIS) MIS (cryo- / HIFU) n Indication • Unfit for surgery

Reference (2/2) PCa (MIS) MIS (cryo- / HIFU) n Indication • Unfit for surgery / alternative treatment

Penile Cancer (stage)

Penile Cancer (stage)

Penile Cancer (stage)

Penile Cancer (stage)

Penile Cancer (surgery) n complete tumor removal with as much organ preservation as possible

Penile Cancer (surgery) n complete tumor removal with as much organ preservation as possible while radicality of the treatment should not be compromised Wide Excision (Tis, Ta, T 1) Partial Penectomy Total Penectomy ( T 1) ILND / PLND

Testicular Cancer (stage)

Testicular Cancer (stage)

Testicular Cancer (stage)

Testicular Cancer (stage)

Testicular Cancer (surgery) Nerve-sparing Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection (RPLND) Radical orchiectomy Chemotherapy

Testicular Cancer (surgery) Nerve-sparing Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection (RPLND) Radical orchiectomy Chemotherapy

THANK YOU

THANK YOU