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Der Urologe, 07/02/09
Knuchel R et al. - The new WHO classification of bladder cancer was published in 2004 and consequently cannot be regarded as very recent. However, it is still timely since it picks up considerations affecting other schemes of tumour classification as well. Genetic results are included in the context of morphology, and at the same time a high inter- and intra-observer agreement is striven for as a matter of high quality patient care.
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