If a patient develops intermittent painless hematuria during standard prostate RT do you attribute this to cystitis or would you work it up further?
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Radiation Oncology · UCLA | VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System
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While acute mucosal deepithelialization may be to blame, painless hematuria may unfortunately mark the beginning of a conundrum. It's good medicine to always develop a broad DDx and remember that radiation injuries are waste basket diagnoses. It's also wise to start with a UA/UCx, and if negative do...
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