2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.urolonc.2012.05.010
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Low biopsy volume in ureteroscopy does not affect tumor biopsy grading in upper tract urothelial carcinoma

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“…Such ureteroscopic biopsies can determine tumour grade in 90% of cases with a low false-negative rate, regardless of sample size [28]. Undergrading may occur following diagnostic biopsy, making intensive follow-up necessary if renal-sparing treatment is selected [1].…”
Section: Diagnostic Ureteroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such ureteroscopic biopsies can determine tumour grade in 90% of cases with a low false-negative rate, regardless of sample size [28]. Undergrading may occur following diagnostic biopsy, making intensive follow-up necessary if renal-sparing treatment is selected [1].…”
Section: Diagnostic Ureteroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6,7 The ability to both visualize lesions and perform biopsies has greatly improved diagnostic accuracy and prognosis determination. [7][8][9][10] Tumor grading using URS with biopsy is accurate in about 90% of cases. [8][9][10] Accurately determining the stage of UTUCs has proved more difficult, with about 45% of papillary tumors upstaged on final pathology after definitive resection.…”
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“…With the development of medical devices, diagnostic ureteroscopy is becoming a powerful tool for patients with UTUC, and it is used to visualize and biopsy the entire upper urinary tract with a technical success approaching 95% (23). Coupled with biopsies, it provides satisfactory diagnostic accuracy (24).…”
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