Prospective evaluation of comprehensive geriatric assessments in multidisciplinary bladder cancer care and implications for personalized vulnerability phenotyping.

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Prospective evaluation of comprehensive geriatric assessments in multidisciplinary bladder cancer care and implications for personalized vulnerability phenotyping.

Urologic oncology - 1 Aug 2025

Cavanaugh Dana, Holt Sarah K, Dwyer Erin, Petersen Erin, Gore John L, Schade George R, Grivas Petros, Hsieh Andrew C, Lee John K, Montgomery Bruce, Schweizer Michael T, Yezefski Todd, Yu Evan Y, Chen Jonathan J, Liao Jay J, Weg Emily, Zeng Jing, Jannat Samia, Berry Donna L, Master Viraj A, Garcia Jose M, Reed May J, Bentov Itay, Wright Jonathan L, Psutka Sarah P

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PURPOSE: Frailty predicts adverse outcomes in bladder cancer (BC). Current guidelines endorse completion of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments (CGAs) in older adults prior to treatment election to objectively measure frailty, however, these are rarely performed in urologic practice due to inadequate resources. We hypothesized CGA implementation would be feasible and identify multifaceted vulnerabilities beyond...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.urolonc.2025.03.025

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