Dr. Amanda Nizam

Yeah, I completely agree with Brad.

I think, you know, that space, that perioperative space, especially for patients with like locally advanced disease, where they're kind of in between metastatic and muscle invasive, I think that's where there's going to be the most room for creativity and multidisciplinary collaboration with like consolidative studies, whether that's radiation or cystectomy.

And that's probably the best part about

Treating bladder cancer is not only the rapid evolution and the dynamic field, but also getting to put our heads together with our urology colleagues and radiation on colleagues to really be precise with our treatment and find the best treatment for each patient because there is such heterogeneity.

Thank you for having us.

And thank you to all the patients who have participated in trials and research.

This field would not move forward without you.