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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Bladder cancer patients discharged from hospital after health education [Abstract] Objective To investigate bladder cancer patients after discharge from hospital and Health Education. Methods 97 cases of bladder cancer patients after discharge bladder treatment, medication precautions, diet, psychological, and other aspects of daily activities, health education . Results 97 patients were discharged from hospital were followed up 1 to 5 years, 1 case of hemorrhagic cystitis, 9 cases of bladder cancer recurrence. Conclusion discharged effective preventive health education to tumor recurrence and reduce the long-term complications and improve the cure rate of the disease. [Keywords:] bladder cancer, bladder instillation for the treatment of health education Bladder cancer is one of the most common malignancy of Urology, morbidity and mortality are in urologic tumors in the male reproductive system ranks first in [1]. Any reservations bladder surgery, including transurethral resection of bladder tumor (TUR), electrocautery, partial cystectomy, recurrence rate within two years from 13% to 70%, it should be carried out after intravesical chemotherapy or immunotherapy agent infusion therapy [2]. Some patients because of lack of knowledge, can not be effective long-term adherence hospital treatment and care of tumor recurrence more serious consequences. Therefore, to improve patient cure rate and minimize the risk of recurrence, the Division in August 2007 ~ September 2009 97 cases of bladder cancer patients discharged from hospital health education guidance, effective in preventing tumor recurrence, improve the cure rate of the disease, reducing the long-term complications, with good results, are reported as follows: 1 Clinical data 97 cases of patients after cystoscopy and pathologic examination confirmed bladder cancer. 80 cases were male and 17 females, aged 35,730.570 years, mean age of 49.7 years. Text words transurethral