Genitourinary Cancer Center
The Genitourinary Cancer Center treats cancers of the urinary tract and male genital tract with the shared goals of controlling cancer and preserving quality of life after treatment. Working together, our surgeons, oncologists and radiation therapists — each highly specialized in treating a particular type of genitourinary cancer — help
patients choose the most appropriate treatment.
A complete range of cancer treatment choices, including access to clinical trials of new therapies developed by M. D. Anderson cancer researchers, means that every patient's care plan is individualized to their diagnosis and special needs.
Cancer treatment is not "one size fits all." At M. D. Anderson, even common cancers benefit from uncommon expertise gained by over 60 years of cancer care.
At the Genitourinary Cancer Center, we assist patients diagnosed with the following types of cancer:
Appointments
Appointments are available at the Genitourinary Cancer Center for cancer diagnosis, treatment or screening.
Call us toll-free: 866-363-1332
New Patients
Please complete the Patient Self-Referral form. You will be contacted by a Referral Specialist to collect the additional information required for confirming your appointment.
- New Patient Checklist (pdf)
Physicians
Please complete the Physician Referral form. A Referral Specialist will contact your office for additional information and then contact your patient to confirm the appointment.
Disease Information
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Online Services
Take advantage of our online services, including myMDAnderson, the personalized site that helps you manage your cancer treatment:
- Appointment schedules
- Secure messaging with your care team
- Patient education, billing, and more
Patient Care Essentials
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Newly Diagnosed
Here are some things to consider before making an appointment.
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Your First Appointment
Get prepared for your first visit to M. D. Anderson.
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Managing Your Treatment
Learn how to cope with treatment side effects and resolve treatment-related issues.
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Getting Support
Find support for patients, family and caregivers.
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Living With Cancer
Cancer survivorship issues before, during and after treatment.