The aim of this narrative review is to provide adequate information on handling and reporting of the bladder cancer samples to improve the closely collaboration between pathologists and urologists. The main (but not exclusive) research tool used was PubMed and 87 references were selected and quoted in the text. We have considered handling of biopsies, transurethral resection (TUR), and cystectomy specimens to summarize the different methods of sampling and the related issues. Moreover, we considered and discussed the main prognostic factors, such as histological tumor type, grade, and stage of bladder cancer, that should be described in the pathological report. In addition, critical issues encountered in the interpretation of histological s...
Bladder cancer is a common disease with a stable incidence for the past few decades despite advancem...
At present, results of marker studies are often inconsistent and sometimes contradictory. Recognized...
Pathological interpretations are largely subject to interpathologist and intrapathologist variation....
The aim of this narrative review is to provide adequate information on handling and reporting of the...
Providing the best management for patients with bladder cancer relies on close cooperation among uro...
AIM: Optimal management of bladder cancer requires an accurate, standardised and timely pathological...
CONTEXT: Pathology standards for the diagnosis of bladder cancer (BCa) have recently evolved to bett...
The close interaction between the pathologist and the urologist is essential for accurate pathologic...
Bladder cancer is a heterogeneous disease with a variable natural history. At one end of the spectru...
Contains fulltext : 47838.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Bladder cancer...
OBJECTIVE: To achieve a closer relationship between urologists and pathologists and to use a common ...
Background: Urinary bladder tumors are the second most common tumors affecting males. The aim of the...
Aims: To collect of information about European practices on handling and reporting of transurethral ...
SUMMARY-An incidence, interview, and pathology study of cancer of the urinary bladder in whites and ...
textabstractPathologic evaluation of urinary bladder biopsies is considered as ‘gold standard’ for t...
Bladder cancer is a common disease with a stable incidence for the past few decades despite advancem...
At present, results of marker studies are often inconsistent and sometimes contradictory. Recognized...
Pathological interpretations are largely subject to interpathologist and intrapathologist variation....
The aim of this narrative review is to provide adequate information on handling and reporting of the...
Providing the best management for patients with bladder cancer relies on close cooperation among uro...
AIM: Optimal management of bladder cancer requires an accurate, standardised and timely pathological...
CONTEXT: Pathology standards for the diagnosis of bladder cancer (BCa) have recently evolved to bett...
The close interaction between the pathologist and the urologist is essential for accurate pathologic...
Bladder cancer is a heterogeneous disease with a variable natural history. At one end of the spectru...
Contains fulltext : 47838.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Bladder cancer...
OBJECTIVE: To achieve a closer relationship between urologists and pathologists and to use a common ...
Background: Urinary bladder tumors are the second most common tumors affecting males. The aim of the...
Aims: To collect of information about European practices on handling and reporting of transurethral ...
SUMMARY-An incidence, interview, and pathology study of cancer of the urinary bladder in whites and ...
textabstractPathologic evaluation of urinary bladder biopsies is considered as ‘gold standard’ for t...
Bladder cancer is a common disease with a stable incidence for the past few decades despite advancem...
At present, results of marker studies are often inconsistent and sometimes contradictory. Recognized...
Pathological interpretations are largely subject to interpathologist and intrapathologist variation....