[Invasive cancer of the prostate. Reconstruction of the lower urinary tract by prostatic resection and ureteral reimplantation into the bladder vault]. / Cancers de la prostate invasifs. Rétablissement du bas appareil par résection prostatique et réimplantation des uretères dans le dôme vésical.

Some prostatic cancers (T4) spread out along the ureters to the kidneys. Patients, usually arrive with terminal renal failure and bladder retention and have often fast-advancing cancer with massive nodes invading. T.U.R., reimplantation of the ureters into the bladder dome or into a psoïc bladder and the specific treatment of the cancer, have often permitted these patients to survive for some years without any dialysis. In these cases we often find very important lower limbs oedema. With lymphatic nodes radiotherapy and subcutaneous injections of heparin, these oedema may regress completely.

[Can the hormone-resistance of cancer of the prostate be predicted from the initial biopsy?]. / Peut-on prévoir l'hormono-résistance d'un cancer de prostate à partir de la biopsie initiale?

We present 271 prostatic adenocarcinomas with a follow-up of between 11.5 and 18 years, treated by palliative hormone therapy. Multivariate analysis defines three groups. Group 1 (78 cases): with a normal survival; Groups II and III: with poor survival. In this group, treatment is ineffective.