Surgical Aspects of Bladder–Prostate Rhabdomyosarcoma | Evidence-Based Local Control

When does surgery provide durable local control in bladder–prostate rhabdomyosarcoma without imposing unnecessary functional cost? This evidence-based educational presentation reviews diagnostic biopsy, induction therapy, local-control selection, delayed primary excision, organ-preserving surgery, radiotherapy, residual masses, bladder outcomes, radical surgery, urinary reconstruction, and relapse management. Presented by Amin Afrasiabi, MD — Pediatric Urology. Intended for pediatric urologists, pediatric oncologists, radiation oncologists, surgeons, trainees, and multidisciplinary sarcoma teams. Educational disclaimer: This presentation is intended for healthcare-professional education. It does not replace current cooperative-group protocols, multidisciplinary assessment, institutional guidance, or individualized clinical decision-making. Key sources include contemporary INSTRuCT guidance, NCI Childhood Rhabdomyosarcoma resources, and peer-reviewed literature cited within the presentation. Watch or listen on Spotify: [PASTE YOUR SPOTIFY EPISODE LINK] #Rhabdomyosarcoma #PediatricUrology #PediatricOncology