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A patient is discharged after photocoagulation for a bladder papilloma. Instructions for this patient including making an appointment for follow-up
1. in three months.
2. in one year.
3. in three years.
4. if symptoms return.
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11 years ago
1 -- Following cystoscopic tumor resection, patients are followed at three-month intervals for tumor recurrence. A follow-up appointment would be needed to evaluate and for concerns or issues. Follow-up needs to be timely and one or three years would be too long. The patient would be encouraged to make a follow-up appointment at any time if the symptoms occur, no matter what the timeframe. Recurrences may develop anywhere in the urinary tract, including the renal pelvis, ureter, or urethra.
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