... tumors that received their primary and re-TUR-BT at our institution. Upstaging was defined as pathological tumor stage progression into MIBC at re-TUR-BT. Clinicopathological variables were analyzed for the impact on upstaging. Results: Two hundred and sixty-six patients/532 TUR-BTs were included...

... be established in 217/239 patients (90%). The median age was 75 (IQR 67–81) years. Detrusor was sampled in 96% of patients. pT1a, pT1b, and pT1c occurred in 124 (57), 59 (27), and 34 (16%), respectively. The 3 groups were similar regarding the clinical and pathological characteristics, except for tumor size...

... regarding this uncommon condition. First, we performed a systematic review of the literature in order to draw a clinical and pathological profile of this entity. On this basis, its features in terms of diagnostic issues, imaging techniques, and survival are critically examined. Most bladder metastases from...

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... at surgery. The purpose of the study was also to evaluate the signal intensity of the lesions and to correlate the contrast-enhanced pattern to the pathological components and architecture of the surgical specimens. Forty-four tumors were larger than 3 cm and 22 lesions were smaller than 3 cm. Unenhanced MRI...

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...A.E. Trabucco The inter-relation of the adrenal gland and the kidney can be really demonstrated when these two glands, or one of them, show pathological alterations. In cases of nephrosclerosis, the adrenal gland shows notorious modifications in its structure, even if clinical studies through...

...). Of the treatments performed, 52 were orchiectomies and 2 were enucleations (unfavorable pathology in only 2 tumors). There were 5 lymphadenectomies (retroperitoneal lymph node dissections): 2 for suspected stage II disease and 1 each for unfavorable pathology, bilateral disease and associated Sertoli tumor...

... of recurrent aggressive angiomyxoma of the urinary bladder is presented here. Operative management, radiologic features and pathological findings are discussed. 18 8 2000 © 2000 S. Karger AG, Basel 2000 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part...