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The diagnostic value of fluorescence in situ hybridization in secondary electroresection of bladder cancer.

Bowen ChenBo ShuZhenghao LiuJunyu ZhuChunjin KeXing ZengZhiquan HuChunguang Yang
Published in: Bladder (San Francisco, Calif.) (2023)
Urine FISH can achieve a high detection rate and specificity for secondary electroresection of bladder cancer. If a bladder cancer patient who are indicated for secondary electroresection is negative for urine FISH, the recurrence rate after secondary electroresection will be low, and the cystoscopy can be performed before deciding whether to perform secondary electroresection.
Keyphrases
  • muscle invasive bladder cancer
  • free survival
  • label free
  • structural basis