Table 2.
Cancer Type/Stage | Duke University [10] | Guy's and St. Thomas’ [14] | Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's [15] |
---|---|---|---|
Renal | |||
cT1-2 | • T1—low priority • T2—intermediate priority |
• Nephrectomy (time-sensitive) last to be cancelled | • Defer surgery until normal services resume |
≥cT3 | • Highest priority | • Last to be cancelled | • Perform surgery without delay |
Adrenal | • >3 cm tumors—high priority • <3 cm tumors—intermediate priority |
N/A | N/A |
UTUC | • Ta/T1 low or high grade—Intermediate priority • T2—high priority |
• Nephroureterectomy for low risk—second cancellation tier • High-risk disease—last to be cancelled |
N/A |
Bladder | • Intermediate risk NMIBC—low priority • High-risk NMIBC—intermediate priority • MIBC—high priority |
• Cystectomy for low-risk cancer—second cancellation tier • High risk disease—last to be cancelled |
• Cystectomy within 8 weeks of neoadjuvant chemotherapy |
Prostate | • Intermediate risk, <6 mo wait—low priority • High risk, <6 mo wait or Intermediate risk, >6 mo wait—Intermediate priority • High risk, >6 mo wait- high priority |
• High cancer risk—second cancellation tier | • Low and favorable intermediate risk—defer surgery • High risk—consider neoadjuvant therapy while awaiting surgery |
Testicular | • Primary RPLND—low priority • Postchemo RPLND, stable mass—intermediate priority • Orchiectomy, growing postchemo mass RPLND—high priority |
• Orchiectomy—last to be cancelled | N/A |
Urethral/ Penile |
• Tis/Ta/T1/low grade—intermediate priority • T2+/High grade—high priority |
N/A | N/A |