… Bladder cancer is a heterogeneous entity characterized by a wide range of different morphologies
and clinical … disease management in patients with bladder cancer considerably, as is …

… A statistically significant relationship between overexpression of … results have a clinical
significance for bladder cancer due to … the clinical significance of oncogenes in bladder cancer. …

… with seeding), classification and microscopic variations of bladder cancer with clinical
significance, TNM distribution and the pathological grading according to the 2004 WHO proposal. …

… The main presenting symptom of all bladder cancers is painless haematuria, and the
diagnosis is established by urinary cytology and transurethral tumour resection. Intravesical …

Pathologists have identified many “histologic variants” of bladder cancer (BCA): histologic
patterns that differ from conventional urothelial carcinoma (transitional cell carcinoma). …

… With the rapid development of high-throughput sequencing technologies, increasing
numbers of differentially expressed circRNAs have been identified in bladder cancer (BCa) via …

… with superficial bladder cancer. To determine the frequency and clinical significance of
the interobserver discrepancies in the staging and grading of superficial bladder cancer, we …

… 128 patients (12.4%) showed urothelial bladder cancer in their … signs of malignancy, urothelial
bladder cancer was detected in the … Conclusions: While the clinical significance of random …

… cancers remain the most common type of bladder cancer in … –40% of bladder cancers are
squamous cell cancers that are … a significant decline in the incidence of squamous cell cancer …

… Urine markers for the detection of bladder cancer have been developed and approved by
the US Food and Drug Administration and are discussed extensively elsewhere [ 11 ]. Some of …