NMIBC

Bladder cancer presents a complex challenge that demands innovative approaches to treatment. In recent years, significant progress has been made in the development of intravesical delivery systems for targeted therapy in bladder cancer patients. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in intravesical delivery systems, with a particular focus on the TAR200 and TAR21210 systems. The application of intravesical delivery systems holds profound clinical significance in the treatment of bladder cancer. These systems provide a continuous and controlled exposure of the tumor to therapeutic agents, significantly enhancing the likelihood of successful treatment outcomes. Moreover, intravesical delivery systems offer a valuable alternative to radical cystectomy, a surgical procedure that certain patients may decline or be medically unfit for. The ultimate goal is to preserve the bladder while achieving a cure and preventing disease progression