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It is often stated that younger patients have a better prognosis than their older counterparts. From the records of 17 men and 2 women, aged 40 years or less it appears that bladder carcinoma in patients 30 years-old or less have a favorable prognosis. Disease occurring at age 30 to 40 has a much worse prognosis and is no different from that affecting the older age groups.
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