DRUG NAME: Mitomycin
Corticosteroids have been reported to help with symptoms but their therapeutic value has not been determined. 1,3: ... of mitomycin has been used for intravesical administration. 9,15-17; to prevent precipitation, solution should be freshly prepared and not refrigerated. 18.
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