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Deion Sanders reveals he fought bladder cancer

BOULDER, COLORADO, JUL 29 – Deion Sanders underwent bladder removal surgery to treat an aggressive tumor and is now cancer-free, with his oncologist confirming a cure, as he prepares to coach the Colorado Buffaloes.

  • On Monday, University of Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders disclosed he underwent bladder removal surgery for cancer, confirmed by Dr. Kukreja from CU Cancer Center/UCHealth.
  • During a spring health check-up, routine vascular tests and a CT scan led to incidental tumor detection, confirmed by Dr. Kukreja as non-muscle invasive and confined to the bladder lining.
  • Following initial tumor resections, Sanders underwent two TURBT procedures and BCG immunotherapy before opting for a radical cystectomy, with surgeons reconstructing a neobladder from his intestinal tissue.
  • Reflecting on recovery, Sanders noted he is not back to 100% physically but feels strong and ready to return full-time to coaching duties.
  • Amid fall camp buildup, the Colorado Buffaloes football team prepares for the season opener on Aug. 29 at Folsom Field, with Sanders’ health revelation sparking awareness about bladder cancer.
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