Application of The Paris System in neobladder washing cytology: Comparison between the original diagnosis and correlation with histopathology
Ji Min Kim,
Junghye Lee,
Sun Hee Sung
Abstract:BackgroundIn urinary diversion after radical cystectomy, the incidence of recurrent urothelial carcinoma (UC) in upper urinary tract or urethra are reported in 2%–17% of the patients. Urine cytology plays a pivotal role in detecting the recurrence of UC. However, cytologic diagnosis in urinary diversion including neobladder is often challenging due to significant degenerative changes and necro‐inflammatory background. Since the proposal of The Paris System (TPS) for reporting cytology, the utility of TPS in ur… Show more
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