A comparison between conventional and the Paris systems of reporting urinary cytopathology with a literature update
Narasimhapriyan Kannan,
Debasis Gochhait,
Manikandan Ramanitharan
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionOwing to certain inherent limitations of earlier reporting systems, “The Paris System for Reporting Urinary Cytology (TPS)” was implemented in 2015 to standardize reporting urine cytology with more stringent cytomorphologic criteria. We share our post‐TPS experience, comparing it with the conventional system (CS).AimTo assess and compare the cyto‐histopathologic/cystoscopic agreement between the conventional and the Paris systems (CS and TPS) for reporting urine cytology.Materials and MethodsIt is … Show more
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