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Bladder cancer resectoscope: The Badger Bladder Tumor Removal Device

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Project Overview

The function of a bladder cancer resectoscope is to cut a tumor from the bladder wall lining and allow it to be removed via the urethra. This technique is considered non-invasive and is only used in cases when the tumor has not spread into the muscle wall of the bladder. The new design should be optimized for preventing residual tumor cells from forming post-surgery due to tumor spillage and seeding. This will ideally prevent the need for additional chemotherapy post-procedure. The new device will isolate the tumors via a suction mechanism so that they are less likely to come into contact with the bladder wall.

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Team members from left to right: Ryan Reynebeau, Tyler Moon Katie Baldwin, Alyssa Mitchell
Team members from left to right: Ryan Reynebeau, Tyler Moon Katie Baldwin, Alyssa Mitchell

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Team Members

  • Katherine Baldwin - Team Leader
  • Alyssa Mitchell - Communicator
  • Ryan Reynebeau - BSAC
  • Tyler Moon - BWIG & BPAG

Advisor and Client

  • Mitchell Tyler - Advisor
  • Dr. Tracy Downs - Client

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