Bladder cancer is the sixth most common cancer in the United States, while prostate cancer will affect 19 percent of all men in the U.S. The Multidisciplinary Genitourinary Cancer Clinic at Brown Cancer Center treats cancers of the genitals and urinary organs including bladder cancer, kidney cancer or prostate cancer. When you enter treatment at Brown Cancer Center, you are choosing the facility that offers the latest in surgical techniques, radiation therapy, drug therapies and clinical trials.
Our genitourinary oncologists are trained in robotic surgery and Dr. Jamie Messer is the only physician in the region who performs the “Indiana pouch” procedure for bladder cancer, a surgically-created urinary diversion to store and eliminate urine for patients who have had their bladder removed.
Brown Cancer Center provides the highest level of clinical cancer care in the region, access to the latest cancer research and the benefits of a team-focused, multidisciplinary approach led by a nurse navigator.
Check out the GROW pelvic cancer survivorship program that is led by Dr. Uzoma Anele.
