Characteristics and clinical significance of histological variants of bladder cancer

@article{Moschini2017CharacteristicsAC,
  title={Characteristics and clinical significance of histological variants of bladder cancer},
  author={M. Moschini and D. D'Andrea and S. Korn and Yasin Irmak and F. Soria and E. Comperat and S. Shariat},
  journal={Nature Reviews Urology},
  year={2017},
  volume={14},
  pages={651-668}
}
  • M. Moschini, D. D'Andrea, +4 authors S. Shariat
  • Published 2017
  • Medicine
  • Nature Reviews Urology
    • In the past 10 years evidence for the clinical relevance of variant histology in urinary bladder cancer has been increasing. This increase has resulted in new classifications of urothelial cancers by the WHO in 2016, highlighting the importance of an accurate morphological description of pathological specimens for the therapeutic management of patients with bladder cancer. The rising awareness of the importance of an accurate pathological report manifests itself in the increasing prevalence of… CONTINUE READING
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