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Which of the following is the most significant modifiable risk factor for bladder cancer?

A therapist reviewing daily prostate CBCT notices that bladder and rectal filling are significantly different from simulation and target alignment is uncertain. What should the therapist do?

A radical cystectomy typically includes removal of the urinary bladder along with:

The first regional lymph nodes most commonly involved by penile squamous cell carcinoma are the:

Which imaging study is typically performed first to evaluate a suspected testicular mass?

A patient receiving para-aortic radiation therapy for seminoma reports increasing nausea during the second treatment week. What is the MOST appropriate therapist response?

Fiducial markers are implanted into the prostate primarily to:

The major causes of daily prostate motion during radiation therapy are:

A radical prostatectomy typically removes the prostate gland along with the:

During daily CBCT review for bladder radiation therapy, today’s bladder volume is substantially smaller than at simulation, resulting in a marked difference in target shape and position. What is the MOST appropriate therapist action?