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Pathology and staging of UrinaryOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
The aim of this work is to assess the staging accuracy of Dynamic MRI in urinary bladder carcinoma
Conventional computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging are only moderately accurate in the diagnosis and local staging of bladder cancer, with cystoscopy and pathologic staging remaining the standards of reference. However, the role of Dynamic MRI in the diagnosis and local staging of bladder cancer is still evolving and has a great participation to optimize treatment.
MRI allows accurate delineation of tumor extent that allows clinicians to determine treatment options for the patient.
In our study, we found that Dynamic MRI has the ability to differentiate between invasive from non invasive urinary bladder cancer, organ confined from non organ confined bladder cancer .
Dynamic MRI has high sensitivity and specificity in staging bladder cancer compared to pathlogy reports of TURT and radical cystectomy.